
Teaching Your Children the True Meaning of Charity
By Ann Jarema According to a study by UCLA, it is believed that 3.1 percent of the world’s children live in America, but they…
Read MoreBy Ann Jarema According to a study by UCLA, it is believed that 3.1 percent of the world’s children live in America, but they…
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Madrie Hardin The average American child’s day doesn’t end when school lets out. About 42 percent of school-aged children play sports, 28…
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Hardin Modern parents get labeled free-range, helicopter, lawnmower. But all parents have one goal in common: raising resilient, confident adults. To get…
Read MoreBy Kai Bragg Think of any four children or adolescents you know—be it your own, family or friends. Do you have them in your…
Read MoreBy Julie Etter Moving can be hectic. It’s a contact sport. It’s physically and emotionally demanding at a time when you are supposed to…
Read MoreBy Dina Zelden Childhood was once a time of unstructured afternoons, hours of imaginative play, and even the occasional boredom. Today’s children have nearly…
Read MoreBy Dina Zeldon Technology is here to stay—like it or not! Families must learn to navigate in a world filled with screens and digital…
Read MoreBy Michele Robert Poche Share a hug, Share a ride. Share the feelings deep inside. But never share a hat or comb. Or lice could make…
Read MoreBy Michele Robert Poche What do you get when you mix equal parts creativity, imagination, miniature vegetation and just a little pinch of magic? …
Read MoreBy Liz McGehee According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), distracted driving claimed 3,477 lives and caused 391,000 injuries in 2015 with…
Read MoreBy Liz McGehee Just like the training wheels you place on your child’s bike, phone monitoring apps help you protect and guide your child…
Read MoreBy Liz McGehee Even children suffer from insomnia every once in a while. The world often seems like a big, scary place to someone…
Read MoreBy Michele Robert Poche Reading, writing and arithmetic … these skills represent the foundation of all learning. Is any one more important than another? …
Read MoreThese days, parent and kids both need to break away from technology to seek fresh air and wide open green space, and it may…
Read MoreBy: Maureen Sangiorgio After a long, stressful day, you finally sit down to have dinner with your family. Everyone is eating and talking, except…
Read MoreBy Michele Robert Poche They help us to communicate and learn. They soothe us with familiar voices and sounds. They maintain our sense of…
Read MoreMany people say the first thing they notice about others is their smile. And what is a smile? A collection of hopefully healthy, white…
Read MoreAs a young mom, I remember hearing a rule of thumb on children’s birthday parties: If your guests are present when you open gifts,…
Read MoreBy Michele Robert Poche Squabbling over a teddy bear, taking turns on the monkey bars or even sharing the same friend are reasons one…
Read MoreSign up for a martial arts class. Your child will learn the coordination and precise timing of self-defense and slowly build physical strength through…
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