Tips To Pack a Safe Lunch
A recent study found that more than 90 percent with perishable items (even with multiple ice packs) were kept at unsafe temperatures.
It's a Good Time To Try Soccer
The Women's World Cup has raised interest and awareness in soccer. Here's how to help your child get started.
Heinz Wildlife Photo Contest
Kids, teens and adults have until Sept. 1 to enter the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum's annual photo contest.
What Are the New Sunscreen Rules?
By summer 2012, products must protect against two types of radiation and have a SPF of at least 15 in order to claim they reduce the risk of skin cancer.
They also must say how many minutes they resist water instead of claiming to be "waterproof." SPF ratings higher than 50 could be banned.
New Children's Zoo To Open in 2013
The Philadelphia Zoo has broken ground for a new, world-class children's zoo that will open in 2013. Animals will move throughout the Zoo on new overhead trails.
'My Plate' Replaces Food Pyramid
Four sections correspond to recommended dietary portions, with a dairy portion on the side. Officials and First Lady Michelle Obama say the new graphic is easier to understand.
7.5 Million Preteens Use Facebook
Consumer Reports survey finds many young childre use the service illicitly. Unsupervised, they are exposing themselves and their family to online risks.
Jacob and Isabella Top Baby Names
Sophia rose to the 2nd most popular girl's name in Social Security's 201 list. Aiden entered the top 10, while Elvis left the building.
New Advice: Use Rear-Facing Seats Until Age 2, Booster Until Age 8-12
Wait until your child fully outgrows the seat, says the American Academy of Pediatrics, which also advises to keep kids in the back seat until age 13.
Merion Mercy Science Trio Triumphs
The 9th graders envisioned a new method of earthquake protection for the national ExploraVision competition.
