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Editor's note: Next week in the Family section, you'll find a new column from Dr. Melissa Arca, a local pediatrician who is also a mother of two, a writer and a blogger.

Remember the metal lunchboxes of yesteryear? The ones with Blondie and Dagwood, Holly Hobbie, the Flintstones or Strawberry Shortcake?

Ema Knapp brimmed with questions when she heard about stem cells being used to "cure" autism.

It was one of our best – and hottest – dates. Last year, my husband and I had a date night at the California State Fair.

Since almost half of all pregnancies in the United States are unintended, it's never a bad time to talk about birth control methods.

Noah Hinson showed no signs of autism spectrum disorder in a June assessment – news that his parents, Kristin and Neal, couldn't wait to share.

My two preschool-age children are happily splashing around in the wading pool just outside the screen door to our backyard when something calls me inside.

Many brides start hunting for the perfect wedding gown as soon as their groom pops the question.

A radical sabbatical revolutionized the Kraft family of Cameron Park. Now Joanne Kraft has penned a book chronicling the adventure and hopes the lessons will inspire other families.

Sometimes, it's the small stuff that makes a big impact for foster youths.



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