Think you're supremely unprepared for the fall grind? Think again. Chances are you've got some competition from the Mayhem family. Check out our expert tips to avoid your own back-to-school nightmare.
Here's how the whole family can get organized for the busy year ahead.
Our readers share their strategies for preparing for school year routines.
Back to School: When your student and your whole family get organized, going back to school will be stress free.
Make your child's first day easier by getting organized and staying positive.
A new GreatSchools survey finds that most parents consider shopping to be their number-one back-to-school activity.
The earlier you start preparing, the less crazy your household will be as the first day of school approaches.
From workbooks to school supplies to finding the right teacher, our readers share their ideas for helping kids start the new school year off right.
The last days of school can stretch the family budget and stress the savviest parents. But with a little planning, you can relax and enjoy the season of school plays, class parties and graduations.
When your child starts preschool, she may experience separation anxiety and regressive behavior. Child psychiatrist Joshua Sparrow explains what you can expect.