Infant self-rescue swimming lessons: What they are, and one mom’s experience
Even if you don’t have a pool in your backyard, making sure your child can swim is vital. There are bodies of water everywhere on this planet — lakes and
Even if you don’t have a pool in your backyard, making sure your child can swim is vital. There are bodies of water everywhere on this planet — lakes and
Kids are flocking to theaters to see PG-13 movies, but it it against the law for a younger child to see a film rated PG-13?
Being a kid can be very rewarding when parents, teachers and caregivers use these fun printable reward charts! Download your free charts here.
For some, having college kids come home for the holidays is as joyous as seen one of those old holiday movies, with festive gatherings and delicious food.
Tired of giving high-tech gifts for every birthday or holiday? Don’t forget the lasting joy of giving gifts that last, like these classic books for kids.
Homework. Dance class. Basketball practice. Violin recitals. Book reports. When is enough too much? Here’s what to look for when it comes to extracurricular overload.
These free printable weekly planners/to-do lists will help you manage your time through the week – and especially Saturday and Sunday.
Are Slip ‘n Slides safe for adults? Actually, they’re not – and here’s why. (Who knew you could outgrow a sheet of wet plastic?!)
Being a mom or dad is often stressful, but there are a few things you can do to be a more chill parent – and both you and your kid will benefit.
Here’s a handy growth chart to help you understand what your healthcare provider is looking at when he or she tells you where your son or grandson is ‘on the charts.’
Drowning can occur in any liquid or body of water – a pool or a puddle, bathtub or bucket. But even after someone who nearly drowned is pulled from the water, they’re not necessarily safe.
When it comes to potty training, some kids have it easier than others – and so do their lucky parents and grandparents. But what can you do to make the process easier… and hopefully faster? A pediatrician has some suggestions.
It’s hard enough to get kids to listen. So how can parents cut through the electronic clutter so texts and emails to teens get through?
It’s so pretty and common, in fact, that many people don’t realize that the whole oleander plant can be dangerous.
Overly protective, a helicopter mom often has the best intentions, but their behavior can lead to unhealthy dependencies in both parents and children.
If you’ve recently had a child go off to college, you’re likely facing a whole new set of worries.
Here, find out about the four primary types of parenting, as well as their potential impact on kids.
Looking for a last-minute getaway with the kids before back to school? A spontaneous summer vacation can be fun for everyone — and a great investment in your family.
Best friends are rare, and they’re important… and they seem to be becoming a rare breed, indeed.
Some teens, who would normally take a summer job may not be able to find one. Here are some things your unemployed teen can do instead.
We have found more than 100 clever and helpful smartphone camera hacks to make your life a little easier!
How can you prepare your teen for the world’s sexual culture after high school? Start by being honest about what they are likely to see, giving good examples and bad.
If your last child is graduating this year, you probably see the empty nest looming with a mixture of dread and elation, with significant anxiety stuck in there, too.
How does your daughter or granddaughter grow? Find out! Get the official growth chart for girls ages 2-20 years with height- and weight-for-age percentiles.
Use of concentrated Tylenol can cause fatal overdoses. Find out the safe way to give acetaminophen to children.
If you have recently learned that your child has a developmental delay or a disability – which may or may not be completely defined – this message is be for you.
Looking for some simple stress-busting techniques. Here are 6 ideas to help manage freak-outs and find your happy place again!
It’s tough to see one of your children in great emotional pain, but there is something very powerful that every parent can do to help.
This interview, from 2002, originally appeared in ePregnancy magazine. Wayne Brady: The New Brady Bunch When you have an entertainment career on the serious upswing, a spot on one of America’s
IEP meetings are those first steps for the year, that daunting beginning. It’s about what you and your child’s team consider goals, but it also about you.
It’s way more than sadness, and can usually be effectively treated. Here’s how to find out about getting a depression diagnosis so you can get help.
Why shouldn’t kids take aspirin? Find out about the dangers from a type of liver injury called Reye’s Syndrome.
What exactly is the Slender Man? And, for that matter, what is a “Creepypasta”? Find out about Creepypasta and Slenderman here.
Boys: Growth chart for 2-20 years – Stature-for-age (height) and weight-for-age percentiles