These simple ideas teach your children to be nice, generous people, one good deed at a time. By Kristine Breese from Parents Magazine Happy to Help Great thinkers from Martin Luther King Jr. to the Dalai Lama to my daughter, Addison, all have had something to say about the importance of helping others. The civil-rights leader stated,… Read more

By Shawn Bean, Parenting.com   (Parenting.com) — Timber Branagan preferred the orange light. No wait, the green light. Oh, and the red too. “I loved all of them!” the 6-year-old says enthusiastically. Choosing a custom color for her hospital room was one of Timber’s favorite perks at Nemours Children’s Hospital, the new 60-acre health campus outside Orlando…. Read more

The Health and Wellness Blog by Daniela Payne September, 14, 2011 So everyone’s back in the swing of things, right? The kids are back at school and and they’re starting to get used to heading out the door in the morning for a fun-filled day of learning. Did you know there’s a bunch of delicious foods… Read more

Huffington Post By Lisa Belkin When you are a hammer, everything looks like a nail. When you are a parent, everything sounds like a parenting message. We notice it first about the news — new parents realize they will never watch a story about an injured child with the same eyes. Then we widen our… Read more

Health Magazine By Serena Gordon HealthDay Reporter THURSDAY, Dec. 27 (HealthDay News) — The notion that something is “easier said than done” could have been conceived for the task of getting kids to eat healthy foods. But health experts warn that the consequences can be dire if kids don’t learn to love fresh spinach, for… Read more

By Lisa Belkin   Parenting is looking back while looking forward. Sometimes literally — keeping our eyes on the road, but also on the booster seat. Sometimes metaphorically — gazing at our children and seeing not only where they are, but also where they’ve been and where they’re headed. So it’s fitting to look back… Read more

Helping kids share their good fortune with others may be the most important money lesson of all. By Diane Harris All kids are born with an innate sense of charity and compassion. Sure, it’s easy to lose sight of that fact as we listen to our little ones clamor for the hottest toys, tastiest treats,… Read more

If you want to avoid getting head lice there are some easy things that you can do.  The following steps will help. Step 1.  Educate your children.  Have a talk about head lice with your kids.  Let them know the things that they can do to avoid getting head lice.  Children are most susceptible to… Read more