Raising your kids to have the healthiest lifestyle possible from a young age is the best way to make sure they’ll grow up to be big, strong, and happy. Remember that your little ones lead by example- read these tips on how to best ensure that you and your family are doing all the right things to raise healthy kids!
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The Magic of Music: Language Development and Cognitive Skills in Kids
Recently, scientists confirm what teachers have suspected for years: music not only nourishes the soul, but it also shapes growing minds.

Skin Care for Kids: What to Use and What to Avoid
When we talk about our organs, what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Heart? Lungs? Maybe even the brain! It’s easy to forget that the one organ we see everyday falls into that category. All hail the SKIN.

These Are the Advantages of Farm Life for Kids
For some of us – those who dwell in the city and the suburbs – thinking about life on a farm comes with bucolic images of sunny days, lush fields, and happy animals. But contrary to that idealized vision, as any farmer will tell you, life on today’s farm is far more nuanced and complicated […]

All You Need to Know about Potty Training Toddlers
Toilet training is a major milestone for your toddler – and for you! It is no wonder there are so many questions and concerns that arise on this topic.

Is Day Care or a Nanny Better for My Child during COVID-19?
During a global pandemic, you need a trusted and safe resource for your child. Here are some pros and cons for choosing a nanny and choosing a daycare during this time.

Age-Appropriate Activities for Promoting Literacy in Young Children
Improving your child’s literacy skills is one of the key skills that will benefit your child future education and adult life.

This Is How to Help Your Kid Relax Before Bed
There are some nights when your child feels sleepy and easily surrenders to bedtime, but other nights, you might as well be putting the Tasmanian devil to bed. Under these circumstances, it’s beneficial to incorporate some relaxing nighttime activities into your routine to get your child ready for bed.