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Serving Up Quality Time at the Family Table
Families who ate together during the pandemic laughed and listened more than before lockdown and formed stronger bonds over dinner.
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Read to Me!
Reading with young children is an investment in their emotional and cognitive development -- and their bond with you.
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Moms-to-Be Need Iron
Many women of childbearing age and those who are already pregnant are iron deficient. Yet they aren’t screened regularly.
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The Long Arm of Prenatal Vitamins
At least one of the vitamins taken during pregnancy offers a form of protection for kids that lasts into elementary school. Getting enough?
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Kids, Let Your Fingers Do the... Calculating
Some educators frown on letting kids count on their fingers, but a new study shows that it can help them understand basic arithmetic.
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What Digital Devices Are Doing to Parent-Child Communication
Parents, put your phones down, give your kids your full attention and talk to them. It's a good way to help them develop language skills.
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School Daze: Help Your Kids Get Enough Sleep
The start of the school year is the best time to get kids in the habit of getting a decent night's sleep. They'll feel better and do better.
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Foods for Young Kids Are Not as Healthy as Parents Think or Their Labels Say
Ready-to-eat infant and toddler foods often don’t provide enough of the nutrients kids need for growth and are high in fat, salt and sugar.
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For Teens Trying to Quit Vaping
Teens are getting wise to the fact that vaping is as addictive as smoking. A new program helps them quit -- and it's available for free.
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Screen Time and Kids: How Much is Too Much?
The amount of time a child should spend on recreational screen time changes with age. Here's guidance on what parents should aim for.
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