Articles in Kids:

1. Your 4 year old: Development, behavior and parenting tips
   By Beth Stewart on Mar 17, 2010

   Your 4 year old is full of energy, talkative and curious. He’s eager to show you what he can do. You and he will both be excited...
2. 5 Tips for talking to your child's teacher
   By Jen Klein on Mar 17, 2010

   The end of the school year is an exciting time. There is a feeling of accomplishment in a year of learning and excitement for the...
3. Writing school placement letters for teacher requests
   By Jen Klein on Mar 16, 2010

   The process of grouping children for the next year's classrooms starts long before the current school year is over - though often...
4. Help your kids get more Vitamin D (and why they need it!)
   By Sarah W. Caron on Mar 16, 2010

   You've probably heard of Vitamin D, a nutrient that the body naturally makes with sun exposure. But since people have taken to...
5. 4 Steps to prevent diabetes in kids
   By Sarah W. Caron on Mar 12, 2010

   Diabetes is on the rise. Moreover, there is an increasing number of children being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes - which is often...
6. 15 Best board games for family game nights
   By SheKnows Editors on Mar 8, 2010

   Wondering what games are the right fit for your next family game night? Check out these 15 board game reviews. There are engaging...
7. 12 TV-free Spring Break activities for kids
   By Sarah W. Caron on Mar 8, 2010

   School breaks are something that kids look forward to. But for parents, it can be daunting to find ways to keep kids occupied (it's...
8. SheKnows talks to Supernanny Jo Frost
   By Kim Grundy on Mar 5, 2010

   Whether you know Jo Frost as the Supernanny, the inventor of the naughty step or the modern day Mary Poppins, you have undoubtedly...
9. Your 3-year-old: Development, behavior and parenting tips
   By Beth Stewart on Feb 24, 2010

   Most people agree that that raising a child is not an easy task. We parents don't get issued a rulebook or guidelines which...
10. How yoga makes kids smarter
    By Sarah W. Caron on Feb 23, 2010

    Between school, soccer, swimming and homework, kids are pulled in a million directions these days. We hear all the time about how...
11. 5 top book series to read with your kids
    By Sarah W. Caron on Feb 15, 2010

    Reading to your kids is a wonderful activity that can bring you closer together while also helping your children expand their...
12. 7 Valentine's Day activities for kids
    By Abbi Perets on Feb 5, 2010

    Most parents of young children don't get to have a romantic Valentine's Day dinner for two. But you can still celebrate in style,...
13. 10 Kid-friendly foods to prevent colds and flu
    By Sarah W. Caron on Feb 5, 2010

    Give your kids their best chance of avoiding colds and the flu this season by feeding them foods that will help them ward off...
14. How to bundle kids up for cold weather
    By Sarah W. Caron on Feb 2, 2010

    With Punxsutawney Phil seeing his shadow this Groundhog's Day, you may be bundling up your kids for winter weather for six more...
15. Walk On! event with pediatrician Dr. Sears
    On Jan 28, 2010

    Will you be in the Phoenix, AZ area on Saturday, January 30th? If so, check out these fabulous kid-friendly and mom-approved events....
16. Keep your kids safe on the sports field
    By Jeanne Sager on Jan 26, 2010

    With 30 million kids involved in organized sports in America, nothing says "childhood" like playtime. Unfortunately, nothing carries...
17. Is it time to visit an orthodontist?
    By Jeanne Sager on Jan 26, 2010

    The picture of your average orthodontic patient may be a smiling tween showing off her metal, but if you're waiting until your kids...
18. How to answer young kids' sex questions
    By Abbi Perets on Jan 21, 2010

    You probably thought you could put off the "big sex talk" for a few more years -- like, maybe until your child's wedding night. But...
19. 13 Tips for handling night terrors in kids
    By Melissa Chapman on Jan 13, 2010

    Do you know the difference between a night terror and a nighmare? How do you stop your child from having night terrors? Usually...
20. Make microwave mug cakes with your kids
    By Abbi Perets on Jan 11, 2010

    Looking for a fun indoor activity to pass a snowy day with your kids? Try making Microwave Mug Cakes! These single-serving snacks...