Kids

Ask your child how she would move in a high space, in a low space, and in a middle space.

Make bridges and tunnels with your body, and have your child go over or through them.

For this activity, your child will imagine he is a tightrope walker in a circus.

Teach your kids about money, starting when they're young. Try this savings activity.

This article explores the Emotion Boy, one of the three general subtypes of Asperger children.

This article explores the Logic Boy, one of the three general subtypes of Asperger children.

This article explores the Rule Boy, one of the three general subtypes of Asperger children.

Here are suggestions for prioritizing household rules when a stepparent enters a new family.

This activity will teach children about important first-aid techniques, including CPR.

In this activity, children will list things that make them happy -- a "happiness list" to help them appreciate their life.

This useful activity teaches children how to repair a hole in a bike tire.

This fitness activity challenges a child to dribble a basketball around obstacles.

Helping others makes kids feel good about themselves. In this activity, your child will volunteer to help out at a senior center.

Here are helpful tips on how to ensure that your child eats healthy meals when in the care of others.

Learn the symptoms of allergies, the difference between a food allergy and a food intolerance, and the top allergenic foods.

Find out how to limit your family's consumption of pesticides.

Learn how to prevent Listeria.

Learn how to keep the family safe around raw meats, and the best ways to store and reheat foods.