Family

Newborn or tween, toddler or teen, a child’s developmental progress is always a source of questions for parents. Each stage of life comes with its own unique set of joys and challenges, and parents are always looking for information that can help them guide their children through every phase. Plenty of books provide parents...
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With family schedules full to the brim, it can often be challenging to find quality time to spend together. One way to create a night of fun without distractions is by planning a family game night. Parenting expert and Family Adventure Mom, Deb Geigis Berry, offers tips for sharing sweet moments of family fun...
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More than 2 million Americans are living with a type of irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation (AFib), including the husband of award-winning actress Susan Lucci. People living with AFib have a nearly five times greater risk of stroke than those without the condition. Lucci and her husband, Helmut Huber, are now working to educate...
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From gifts to games to yummy treats, toddlers love their birthday celebrations. Planning the perfect party doesn’t have to be stressful. You too can throw a memorable bash that will have both you and your toddler jumping for joy. “This September, Memorex and ‘Yo Gabba Gabba!’ are throwing a nationwide birthday party for families...
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Transitioning from sunny afternoons at the pool to long days in a classroom isn’t easy for some children, especially when it’s still nice outside. But if you involve your kids in a few simple projects that stimulate learning and creativity, you can get them excited about the new school year. “Most kids love to...
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Make room for family: Whether finishing basements or updating bathrooms, Americans are making home improvements to accommodate more family members moving into their homes. A combination of hard times and an aging population increased the number of U.S. households with multiple generations living under one roof, according to AARP. In 2010, 7.1 million U.S....
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It’s never too soon to start teaching your children about financial literacy. With changes in the global economy and an ever-evolving workforce, today’s children need to be prepared to meet the financial challenges they will face in the future. “Today, children are seeing their family and friends struggle with finances and credit card debt...
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Excitement for the new school year is growing, and whether it’s preschool or high school, all parents want their children to do well both academically and socially. Parents can do some simple things at home to help set their children on the right path to reach their full potential. Dr. Keri Marshall is a...
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Safety is a top priority for every parent. When it comes to sleep, giving your baby a safe sleep environment is extremely important, but even the best caregivers can overlook small things that can have serious risks. Whether you’re a first-time parent or you’ve faced these questions before, here are some safety guidelines to...
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As the mom of a teenage boy about to enter his sophomore year of high school, Erin Paul naturally thinks about the usual milestones her son will reach on the way to adulthood. But for Paul, there’s a twist. She not only thinks about her son’s interest to continue his education at a visual...
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