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Eight ways to raise happier, healthier kids, according to experts

'Half the History' event covers the untold story of women

The joy and growing pains of American Sign Language at Tufts

Growing up with technology: Skip the iPads and bring on the robots

What To Do When Your Child Has Nightmares?

Nightmares usually happen to children ages below ten. The exact reason for nightmares is still unknown, but factors like stress and unfamiliar setting can affect childhood nightmares. Parents should offer comfort when their child suddenly cries in the middle of the night and try not to wake them up as it can lead to more sleep terrors.

Summer Book Recommendations 2022

Members of the Tufts University community share their favorite fiction and nonfiction books in—classics, hidden gems, and recent releases

Bringing Equity to Dyslexia Screenings in Massachusetts

Who's running for Brookline Select Board?

Wicked Local Brookline's May 4 town election is coming up fast, giving candidates just a few weeks to make their case to voters.  The Select Board race is a hot one, with two seats open and five candidates duking it out. This week, the Select Board candidates told the TAB who they are, why they're running and what they bring to the table. Next week we'll feature part two, where we ask the candidates to discuss the issues facing Brookline today.  Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity. Names with an asterisk (*) are incumbents: We need real change in Brookline. We need a government that reflects our values, with a clear lens on equity, good governance and inclusivity. I am running to bring that kind of change, that kind of lens, to the work we do here in Brookline.