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As you practice good deeds in front of your children, they'll begin to notice and even mirror your actions. Here are simple ways to model kindness.

How do those upbeat moms we all envy keep the joy and love flowing? In honor of Mother's Day, we sent our intrepid reporter to uncover their secrets.

These simple ideas teach your children to be nice, generous people, one good deed at a time.

Want to help a new mom? Give her a highly specific suggestion of something you can do to help out. Then, don't take no for an answer!

How I discovered that making friends is easier when you have babies in common.

Kindness is a superpower kids can choose every day to make themselves and others feel good. Flag these ideas to prepare for Random Acts of Kindness Day 2019 on February 17.

After witnessing a mommy-shaming IRL go down in her local Starbucks, Rachel Hollis took to Facebook with a video rant about parents who judge each other.

It isn't just the kids who need to show kindness to one another this school year, as two moms' viral post reminds us.

Stop the shaming.

With only a tube of toothpaste, Amy Beth Gardner taught her daughter the power of using words for good—not only in middle school but in life. 

A woman named Natasha Crittenden Wilson happened to see a random act of kindness at her doctor's office, took a photo, and the rest is viral history.