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Dear readers, we’re moving on up! In a little over a month our New York team is moving to a whole new, shiny office that we’re currently in the process of renovating. Want to take a look? We took a short video on Periscope this afternoon to give you an update on how things are coming along.

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For all you visual learners out there: Here’s a video sneak peek at Apartment Therapy’s biggest and best book yet. Complete + Happy Home hits stores September 15, but you can pre-order it now

From Apartment Therapy → Take a Sneak Peek Inside Our All-New Complete + Happy Home Book

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From Apartment Therapy → DIY Project Diary: Adventures in Terrariums

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My son choosing his lunch snacks.

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I made my own school lunches as far back as I can remember. Our son — a six-year-old with mild cerebral palsy who can’t stand at the kitchen counter without help yet — has neither the interest in food nor the physical ability to do much of the chopping, spreading, and packaging a school lunch entails.

But the more I chat with other parents, the more I realize it’s a plight that extends far beyond palsy; fridge foraging is a skill that all kids have to learn. So as Graham starts first grade, we are starting the slow, necessary transition toward lunch-making independence.

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A new kitchen is wildly exciting. It’s a blank canvas, a brand-new space to make all your own — a fresh start, and a new beginning. A pantry is just waiting to get stocked with all your favorite foods and mealtime essentials. But that first grocery trip can also prove totally overwhelming, especially if you’re moving into your own place for the first time or making a long-distance move, and stocking your fridge and pantry totally from scratch.

We’re here to help, with a grocery list to get you set up and fully stocked for life in your new kitchen, whether it’s your first apartment in college or a new flat in a new town.

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Everyone dives in.

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In case you haven’t noticed, the yogurt section of the grocery store has expanded big time. Take your pick between full-fat, low-fat, nonfat, Greek-style, Icelandic, Australian-style. And then, of course, it’s time to pick your flavor. You’ve got decisions to make when it comes to buying yogurt.

The flavor decision for us was easy: strawberry is a classic — always reliable and delicious, and there’s something about it that reminds us of our childhoods. Our office tried six national brands of strawberry yogurt and ranked them from our least favorite to the very best. Want to see our top pick?

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When we first saw this kitchen, we immediately wanted to pack our bags and head to New Orleans for a visit. The pied-à-terre apartment in the French Quarter looks like the perfect respite from a busy life.

Of course, as we took a closer look, we found several tips and ideas we can steal for our own kitchens.

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Q: I have a small apartment and small kitchen, but am beginning to preserve my own food. I was wondering how others store preserves — like jams, pickles, jellies, etc. — in a small space?

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I find it a little offensive that all the back–to-school focus is on the kids and how it affects them. What about those of us who have to change our schedules to adapt to the kids going back to school? How could no one care about us? How can we be forgotten?

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