Kids

By Elisa Cinelli

A new study found that when parents lie to their kids (even little white lies) their kids are more likely to tell lies as adults.

By Elisa Cinelli

When it comes to discipline, every parent has their own approach. But experts agree that the tone of voice you use can make a big difference.

By Jacqueline Weiss

Looking for allergy friendly candy for trick or treaters or as a treat to bring to your child's class? These candies are free from many of the top eight major allergens.

By Jacqueline Weiss

FamilyEducation's Nutrition Expert Michelle Routhenstein, MS RD CDE CDN weighs in on whether the keto diet is safe for kids.

By Jacqueline Weiss

You may know your love language, or even the love language of your partner, but do you know which love language your child speaks? Here’s how to easily determine it.

By Sa'iyda Shabazz

It’s important to note that while they may look similar, temper tantrums and sensory meltdowns are fundamentally different.Dr. Fran Walfish, Beverly Hills family and relationship psychotherapist, breaks down the key differences.

By Elisa Cinelli

Here are 15 chores you can incorporate into your child’s after school routine.

By Elisa Cinelli

Do you have a little one who is anxious about going back to school? Here are five phrases you can say to your child to help them feel excited and less nervous about school.

By Rachel Sokol

Disciplining children is never fun. At what age should you start taking away technology? At what age is time out no longer effective? This is an age-by-age guide to appropriate consequences for children.

FE expert and writer Brittany McCabe has launched Alpha Kids, the first-ever nail polish for girls and BOYS. She discusses why she lets her own son paint his nails and how it welcomes creativity and artistic expression.

By Jennifer Caffelle

Help children develop their social skills with our quirky list of age-appropriate "get to know you" questions for kids Get the conversation started! Download our free printable version and use it on long car journeys, while traveling to after-school activities, or at the dinner table!

By Jennifer Caffelle

Tantrums are frustrating for all of us and we have to work not to jump in and solve the problem or express our displeasure with their display of emotion. Here are eight calming phrases to help your child come out of a tantrum or meltdown.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

We’ve gathered the interview questions that every parent should ask a babysitter before hiring them to make the process easier for you.

By Elisa Cinelli

Autism may be linked to the consumption of processed foods during pregnancy, according to a new study.

You've made the decision to give your kids your old cell phone. Make it even more impressive by letting them create their own phone case to go with their inherited phone. Plus, learn more about how to bring your old device to your carrier to be added to your plan.

By Sa'iyda Shabazz

We don't always need to feel guilty for our parenting decisions, and sometimes we need to do what we need to do. One mom gets real about the struggles of dining out at restaurants with small children.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

Here is what you need to know when considering whether you would like to raise your child as a vegan with advice and recommendations from a Registered Dietician.

By Charise Rohm Nulsen

We've all been there. We've handed over our phone or iPad to our kids as we sit down to eat a restaurant. Instead, try these three ideas to engage your children and allow for family bonding and interaction time.