“Ramadan gives my kids the best memories with their cousins.” Whether the outfits are matching or a mish-mosh of styles, family photos during Ramadan are a time-honored Eid tradition.

Ramadan Can be Tough for Kids Not all Muslim kids (or adults) fast. (I haven’t actually observed Ramadan since I was a teenager, for the record.) ...

Not only that: Ramadan is a time for families to bond and spend time together while taking part in cultural traditions. So in celebration, we’ve rounded up the best things parents can teach kids ...

Kids are often eager for their first Ramadan fasts. Here's a collection of advice on how to help them at home and at school.

And it wasn’t until this Ramadan that I noticed that my young kids had amassed huge swaths of holiday stuff— so much stuff —just none of it Muslim. Christmas pajamas. Halloween books.

Ramadan is a month of fasting and faith for Muslims around the world, and also a wonderful opportunity to explore religious diversity with young children. Whatever your beliefs, these are great ...

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Advice for kids navigating school Ramadan was a big deal in Rashad’s house when she was a kid. She grew up in Chino Hills and attended Islamic private school.