Childhood Learning Disabilities

Every child struggles from time to time at school; they all linger a little too long on homework sometimes, and everyone has failed a test or two. When this happens more often than not, you will probably grow very concerned and start to question your child's ability. You may suspects your child has some sort of learning disability or you may be a parent of a child already diagnosed. Regardless of whether your child has a verified condition or you just suspect that your child is struggling it can feel like a hopeless situation. It may be difficult to imagine, but it is possible to help your child feel normal; but, it's vital to stop ignoring the situation and seek help.

How to Get Your Child Ready for Back-to-School

As Labor Day approaches, the first day of school and the shift back to the regular routine is on every parent’s mind. Transitioning your child from the easy days of summer to spending most of their day in the classroom can be a stressful experience. Read our tips to learn how you can make the back-to-school transition easier on both you and your child.

Benefits of Family Dinners

With everyone always being on the go, it can seem very difficult to actually sit down and have a family dinner on a regular basis. However, the benefits of having a sit-down dinner with the whole family regularly are clear. Research has shown that family dinners benefit teenagers the most, though this is the age at which family dinners occur less frequently.

Money Saving Back-to-School Shopping Tips

Every parent knows how expensive back-to-school can be, especially when your kids are seeking out trendy clothing and school supplies. Follow our money saving back-to-school shopping tips to keep more money in your pocket.

Summer time treats

As the summer months are approaching, so is the HEAT! Don't let kids fool you into giving them double fudge chocolate chip ice cream every day when there are plenty of healthy frozen treats they will enjoy eating and making. Read more.

One great way to celebrate the fourth of July is to serve a patriotic treat at your picnic or BBQ. Many of these treats are easy enough that your kids can help make them.

Fun Exercise Options for Kids

The U.S. Government’s Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans recommends that children aged 5-10 get 60 minutes of physical activity each day. However, 74% of children in this age group are not meeting this recommendation. Below are some fun ways to get your kids active.