Family Meals Can Reduce the Risk of Eating Disorders
Eating together as a family can help lower the risk of myriad eating disorders.
Eating together as a family can help lower the risk of myriad eating disorders.
When you can afford to buy organic, you should for many reasons: health, environment and economy.
Summer camp gets kids outside, keeps them moving and encourages healthy eating habits.
Don't let your family fall victim to winter germs without fighting back! Try these tips to build your child's immunity against illnesses.
Are vitamins and supplements safe for children? Find out how much and which ones your kids should take.
Pediatricians and safety experts answer FAQs about baby food. Did you know store-brand formulas like Parent's Choice or up & up can save $600 per year?
With TV, computers, video games, smartphones and other devices vying for kids’ attention, helping them manage their media habits is a major challenge.
These tips to alter, diet, exercise, habits and expectations can improve mom's health. Changes can be as simple as walking 20 minutes a day.
Mom blogger Paige Wolfe advocates portion control and eating "real food" from all groups and rather than low-calorie, processed diet food full of chemicals.
Watching your weight at work? Here are ways to stick to your diet.
Regardless of age, when and what we eat can affect how much rest we get.
The indulgent delights of stuffing, pumpkin pie and eggnog can become the harsh reality of extra weight.
Sodium is under fire as a nutrition no-no. These tips can help you reduce your family's salt intake.