Feb. 11, 2010
It’s hard enough to eat healthy as an adult, but we all know it’s even harder to get kids to eat a nutritionally balanced diet. They tend to be picky, like the same foods over and over again, and for some odd reason kids instinctively hate vegetables, so healthy eating is a tough challenge for any parent.
Feb. 11, 2010
A great way to get some quality time with your teenage daughter is to have a mommy/daughter movie night. Here are 5 suggestions for movies to watch with your tween to teenage daughter.
Feb. 09, 2010
Now, there’s an application to help new parents figure out what their baby’s cry means. Are we getting too dependent on technology?
Dec. 01, 2009
We all know that every baby is a miracle. However, some parents use the term “miracle baby” in the literal sense, as their babies fought the odds in order to live. These babies are preemies, micropreemies to be exact, babies born before 28 gestational weeks of pregnancy.
Nov. 13, 2009
A teacher in Minnesota has decided to share her baby’s birth with the world via the internet. Is this a modern day way to share a special moment with friends, or have we turned into a society that has blurred the lines between the private and the public aspects of our lives?
Nov. 03, 2009
Disney is issuing refunds to anyone who purchased Baby Einstein material between June 2004 and September 2009. Apparently, Disney is trying to ward off a class action suit from parents who are complaining that their children weren’t transformed into geniuses when they watched the Baby Einstein videos.
Oct. 16, 2009
Allow your children to have fun this Halloween with a selection of easy-to-make Halloween decorations the whole family will enjoy. Pick up a few inexpensive craft supplies, clear off a work space and get ready to have a fantastic holiday!
Sep. 24, 2009
Among parents, educators and state legislators, the question of spanking has been controversial in recent years. One recent study suggests that spanking children between age 1 and 2 may be more detrimental than helpful.


There seems to be some recent backlash against the de-cluttering phenomenon. Instead of just throwing everything away indiscriminately, we’re starting to make a deeper analysis of what we need to keep and what we need to discard. But how to make those decisions?
Teaching kids to budget isn’t a one time sit down lesson. It is a lesson taught over time mostly through example and household rules.
