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Backyard Games

Fresh air and playing outdoors keep kids active and in touch with nature. Backyard games also strengthen muscles and bones, build...

Helping Out At Home: Ideas for Chores

Are your kids earning their keep? Chores can help your child build good habits, learn life skills, and take responsibility. Take these...

What is the HALT Method and How to Apply It (Part 1: Hungry)

Hunger leads to exhaustion, lack of focus, and anger. Read about how to prevent "hangry" behaviors with these key nutrition facts and...

Are Your Kids Getting Good Sleep?

Sleep. We all need it, but are your kids getting enough? There’s no magic formula for the amount of sleep your child needs, but there are...

Live, Learn, Grow: Sharing Experiences with Your Kids

Kids are full of curiosity, and you usually don't have all the answers. But seeking out shared experience can be a great way to nurture...

Kids and Car Seats: What You Need to Know

Car seats do more than keep kids contained; they’re critical to your child’s safety. Get more familiar with the current laws and...

What is the HALT Method and How to Apply It (Part 4: Tired)

Did you know even older toddlers and preschoolers still need quite a bit of sleep? When we're over-tired, there's nothing like a little...

What is the HALT Method and How to Apply It (Part 2: Angry)

Tantrums and meltdowns. Sound familiar? Diffuse your child's temper by using this super simple method that consistently brings positive...

What is the HALT Method and How to Apply It (Part 3: Lonely)

Do you think your child might be lonely? Too much technology and social media usage may be the culprit. Look for these cues of loneliness...