Georgia Family Magazine

"Sending the kids to summer camp is never a bad ideathey’ll have a blast, and Mom and Dad can get a break. But summer camps are expensive. According to Camp Champions, day camps charge $100 to $300 per week, while overnight camps start at $300 a week and can go up as high as $2,000. That’s a pretty big chunk of cash, especially if your child has his or her eye on a few different camps. But it’s entirely possible to find scholarships, discounts, and other methods of getting around that too-high dollar number. Here are a few ways you can cut the cost of summer camp." Read the full article here: https://www.georgiafamily.com/saving-money-on-summer-camp/

Are there high achievers in your family? If you answered yes, then you will love these three tips: https://www.georgiafamily.com/3-tips-for-parenting-high-ac/

Summer is right around the corner. Well, sort of-which means now is a good time to start researching Summer Camps. Check out our article here for 6 things to consider when choosing any type of camp before you take the leap: https://www.georgiafamily.com/choosing-the-right-summer-ca/

Just a few more days to enjoy this month's issue! Read the digital issue here: https://www.georgiafamily.com/

Does your child need help choosing friends? Want to make sure they are choosing wisely? No fear! Read this article in our digital issue now: https://www.georgiafamily.com/

PARENTS - are you having trouble taming those awful tantrums? We've got some help for you! Check it out in this month's issue, or get the digital version on our website: https://www.georgiafamily.com/

Valentine's Day is approaching! Need some date night ideas? We've got you covered! #valentinesday #datenight https://www.georgiafamily.com/fun-date-nights/

Superbowl Sunday is right around the corner! What are some of your favorite game day recipes? #superbowl #sunday #gameday #recipes

"I received a question from a reader recently: "Should a mother ever consider using a pacifier?" I know there are experts who disagree with me, but the short answer is: Yes." Read more in our January issue, out now!

"If we've accepted our child's dependency needs and affirmed her development into her own separate person, she'll stay fiercely connected to us even as her focus shifts to peers, high school and the passions that make her soul sing." Read the full article in this month's issue! #teens #independence #georgiafamilymag #family #maconga

Our January issue is all about Education. Have you read it yet? View the Annual Education Issue here: https://www.georgiafamily.com/

Throwback to our 2018 family New Year's resolutions article. Are you and your family doing any on the list for 2020? #throwbackthursday https://www.georgiafamily.com/family-new-years-resolutions/

Check out our Holiday Family Fun Guide! It includes festivities, lights & parades, outings, performances, arts & crafts - and much more! View it here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track