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Expecting moms |
 Meet the miracle baby who was born twice One-month-old Macie Hope McCartney is aptly named: Given only a one-in-10 chance of surviving surgery to remove a grapefruit-size tumor stealing her life in the womb, she was taken out, operated on, and returned safely — and born again 10 weeks later. |
Babies and toddlers |
Help! My in-laws don’t like their grandchild Everyone loves babies, right? Maybe not. Dr. Gail Saltz advises a woman whose standoffish in-laws are detached from her 6-month-old daughter. |
Preschoolers |
Parents fret as tots love ‘High School Musical’ Talya Appelbaum recently had a "High School Musical" birthday party. She got special balloons and a slice of cake decorated with the spoiled Sharpay, her favorite character because "she's with Ryan." |
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 Remembering a special child July 19: For families, the grief associated with the loss of a child can be unbearable. As NBC’s Ann Curry reports, one couple is taking that pain and using it to help others in need of support. |
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Family life |
Lonely mom? Try starting a ‘Momtourage’ Secrets to building a support system to save your sanity and your social life. Parenting expert Michele Borba offers advice to help moms incorporate some of their own needs into the hectic schedules of family life. |
Tweens and teens |
Kid reporter meets superstar Miley Cyrus Bailey Monte was only 11 when she tackled her first story as “kid correspondent” for TODAY. At 13, she handled her first superstar interview — teen queen Miley Cyrus — with aplomb. “It was really cool,” Bailey said. “She was a really normal person.” |
Join the 'Read with Kids' challenge! |
Track the time you spend reading with your kids, and aim to collectively log one million minutes. Get started today with these resources from Reading Is Fundamental. Leading to reading: Online fun for kids ages 0-5 |
 | In an unprecedented commitment to a 13-year project, TODAY follows a class of kindergartners as they navigate the education system all the way through high school graduation. Full story |