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Credit: Nickelodeon SpongeBob SquarePants models optimism and perseverance, helping kids learn to stay positive and try again after setbacks. Through his mistakes and efforts, SpongeBob shows kids it's OK to struggle and that hard work matters more than perfection. Parents can support perseverance by praising effort, breaking big goals into small steps, and showing kids how to handle frustration. There are few cartoon characters quite as recognizable as SpongeBob SquarePants.

Credit: Getty Images It’s no secret that when it comes to girl names in the South, two is better than one. Double names are a long-standing tradition below the Mason-Dixon line—and very common, which I can attest to, being born and raised in North Carolina. In fact, I grew up with an Anna Elizabeth on one side of the street and an Anna Claire on the other. No matter where you live, double names for girls can be a classy, timeless choice for your baby.

Credit: Getty Images Do you remember the first time you got your parents' approval to rent or watch a PG-13 movie? It was such a big deal—you probably felt so grown up, like your parents actually took you seriously. The fun part is, kids today still feel the same way.

Credit: GettyImages/Maskot In general, parents should let their kids, especially those that are older, handle their friendships independently; however, there are certain situations in which parents should intervene for their kids' safety and mental health. Discuss your concerns without judgement or shame, and try to take a stance of support rather than control. Helping your child form healthy friendships starts with modeling positive behavior at home.

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Credit: Rawpixel/Getty Images • Bullying often stems from unmet emotional needs, like insecurity or difficulty managing emotions. • Watching for subtle signs, like controlling behavior or mean-spirited teasing, can help parents address bullying early. • Open conversations, clear expectations, and professional support can guide kids toward kinder behavior. No child behaves perfectly all the time.