We know putting ourselves down about our bodies is bad for us, but did you know it's bad for your kids, too? We talked to a psychotherapist who gave us tips on instilling a positive body image in your kids by being kinder to yourself.
Mother's Day is usually a happy day to celebrate Mom. But for many, the day stirs up loss and sadness, whether it’s from the loss of a child, mother or a strained relationship. Know that you’re not alone and that there are ways to cope with loss on Mother's Day.
We all post photos and updates of our kids on social media, but are we inadvertently compromising our kids’ safety? Here’s what you need to know to keep your own social media use in check.
A growing amount of experts agree that raising children outside of gender stereotypes is a good thing for their developing minds. But, what does that actually mean? And should you do it for your child? We start with the perspective of a one parent and who is raising her child gender-neutral in the first of a series on gender-neutral parenting.
When drop off your child for a playdate or your teen heads to a friend's house, there are certain questions you ask the parents: Do you have rules about screen time? Can we provide snacks or drinks? When should I pick them up? But there is one critical question parents don't think -- or are too embarrassed -- to ask: Is there a gun in your home?
In 2016, the American Heart Association released new guidelines limiting the amount of added sugar considered acceptable for a healthy diet. How does your child's diet add up? In this article, you'll find information on The AHA health guidelines How much sugar a child should eat in a day Soda's impact on your diet Creating a healthy diet for your child
If you've recently lost someone you love - a parent, sibling, friend, child - the holidays are the hardest times of the year. Here are some tips for getting through the holidays without your loved one.
National Bullying Prevention Month is wrapping up, but that doesn't mean that parents should let down their guard. Learn the signs of cyberbullying from the Center for Cyber Safety Educaton.
Natural disasters such as wild fires can be catastrophic. Here are some ways to prepare for one.
Experts say you only have two minutes to escape a burning home before it's too late to get out. Here's how to create a fire safety plan to keep everyone in your family safe.
Kids are back in school and so are germs. Keep your kiddos healthy by learning how to avoid getting sick and preventing the typical school plagues.
Bullying can't always be stopped by a child alone. Sometimes it's the responsibility of an adult or parent to put an end to bullying. Find out how to help a child who is being bullied with the most effective advice and tips.
You want your kids to be healthy so make sure you feed them plenty of superfoods.
It's almost that time of year again - time to sign up for fall sports. Here are some of the best fall sports for kids of all ages.
If you're child has food allergies, it may be stressful trying to prepare safe and healthy snacks. Here are 5 snack ideas thatl are dairy, gluten, and nut free.
Terrorism is a serious threat and a new reality. As parents, we tend to shield our kids from hearing about these horrific incidences. But child experts say otherwise. Here's why.
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