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TODAY’s Kid Reporter is Deidra! Nov. 12: Deidra Shores, a 12-year-old from Memphis, Tenn., wins TODAY’s Kid Reporter contest. |
TODAY's Kid Reporter: Meet the final four The young hopefuls competing are: Samantha, Brodie, Deidra and Jack |
Jack wins fourth round of Kid Reporter contest Nov. 4: Jack Hennessy, a 10-year-old from Naperville, Ill., wins the fourth round of TODAY’s Kid Reporter contest. |
Parenting |
 Courtesy Amanda & Aaron Barrett No way! 12 hilariously surprised babies It's not that hard to surprise a baby: a cold wipe, a game of peekaboo, nearly anything can elicit a shocked response from a little one. Doesn't make it any less funny, though. |
Tweens and teens |
9 tips for saying bye to your college-bound kid You'd think that dropping your teen off at college would be the easy part, but move-in day on college campuses is actually an emotionally draining affair. That final moment when you say goodbye can be tough, so here are some strategies to send your teen off right. |
Family life |
How many kids is too many? Ask Kitty The birth of octuplets to a California mom who already had six children has spurred a national discussion about large families. As one of 10 siblings herself, 85-year-old columnist Kitty Schindler says it's fine to have lots of kids — as long as you're fully prepared to care for them. |
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 Kid Reporter goes cruising Nov. 16: Deidra Shores, the winner of TODAY’s Kid Reporter contest, boards Carnival Cruise Lines’ newest ship to learn the ins and outs of working on a cruise ship. |
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 TODAY When sibling spats go too far A new study addresses the long-term negative effects of sibling bullying, saying it can cause as much distress as bullying in the schoolyard. NBC’s Dr. Nancy Snyderman discusses the findings. |
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