A mom's iPhone rules
Mom gave her child this set of rules spelling out acceptable smartphone etiquette, behavior, use, limits and responsibilities.
Mom gave her child this set of rules spelling out acceptable smartphone etiquette, behavior, use, limits and responsibilities.
A starkly real condition lacks recognition as a diagnosis — with a photo essay by Brian Mengini, The Faces of SPD.
Excessive worry is one of the most frequent problems children face. Here's how to address your child's worries and manage the anxiety.
This line of dolls is meant to promote high self-esteem and healthy life choices such as exercise and healthy eating among girls age 3-12.
Here's how to avoid skiing, sledding, snowboarding and ice hockey injuries.
The increasingly popular trend of shorter essions and more registration options has not diminished summer camp's benefits.
To get kids moving, schools are using exercise bikes in the library, calisthenics during algebra and even video games like Dance Dance Revolution.
Most summer camps have taken steps to prevent bullying, serve healthy meals and employ social media.
Kids can make faces, animals, plants -- you name it -- from fingerprints. Older kids can make wallets clothes and jewelry from duct tape!
With TV, computers, video games, smartphones and other devices vying for kids’ attention, helping them manage their media habits is a major challenge.
Since 1994, MLK Day has been a national day of service. Family volunteer projects develop citizenship in children.
Music critic Kathy O"Connell lauds the Diggity Dudes' Presidential Fitness Test, a Jeremy Zmuda EP and a song by the Sugar Free All Stars.
Looking for creative ways to get a healthy meal on the table fast? Delivery services such as Fresh Direct are one answer for busy parents.
Women's style and color trends include Brazilian blowouts and ombre highlights.