How to Teach Your Kids ‘Restaurant Manners’

May 15th, 2013

How to Teach Your Kids ‘Restaurant Manners’

With a few preparations and a bit of planning, your child will have a good chance of showing their best behavior when eating out.

Teach Your Kids to Be Thoughtful Gift Givers

May 11th, 2013

Teach Your Kids to Be Thoughtful Gift Givers

There is no better time than now to teach your kids how to give a thoughtful gift — a trait they will need for the rest of their lives.

Creative Ways To Spend Your Vacation

Apr 30th, 2013

Creative Ways To Spend Your Vacation

Vacations don’t have to be stressful. If you’re creative when it comes to games and activities, and you and your kids will all have a great summer break.

Is Your Child Ready to Wear Contact Lenses?

Apr 13th, 2013

Is Your Child Ready to Wear Contact Lenses?

What is a safe age for children to begin wearing contact lenses? Is my child responsible enough?

5 Tips For Keeping Your Family Healthy And Safe

Apr 12th, 2013

5 Tips For Keeping Your Family Healthy And Safe

As a parent, you want to make sure that your children are happy and safe, and guiding them along the right path will ensure that you have a healthy family.

How To Teach A Teenager To Drive

Apr 9th, 2013

How To Teach A Teenager To Drive

The thought of giving a rebellious teenager instruction in the art of driving can bring even the most stalwart parents to their knees.

Keep Kids Safe When Home Alone: Security and Control

Mar 22nd, 2013

Keep Kids Safe When Home Alone: Security and Control

Thirty-four percent of kids have admitted seeing inappropriate sexual material that they did not want to see on the Internet.

Banking Cord Blood: An Investment in Your Baby’s Future

Mar 20th, 2013

Banking Cord Blood: An Investment in Your Baby’s Future

Parents who make the decision to bank their newborn's cord blood are making a responsible investment in the future of their child.

Unplugging: People First, Things Second

Mar 13th, 2013

Unplugging: People First, Things Second

The electronic babysitter can develop into a negative habit that can create disconnection, frazzled nerves and minds, and a barrier to true intimacy.