by Leah Christopher, Bache & Lynch Parents' roles change throughout their child's life. It makes sense then that as the relationship evolves, so do each person's wants and needs. During childhood, a parent's role is
by Flynn Roberts Raising children who are confident enough to fly the coop and become successful members of society is an accomplishment that should make parents proud. They did their job as a parent. However,
by Keith Dozier Helping children develop gratefulness for their experiences is one of the greatest gifts adults can offer to the young ones they love. Even very young people can easily learn the social norm
by Hannah Maynor After obesity and asthma, eating disorders are the 3rdmost common chronic illness among adolescents. The importance of early recognition is unparalleled because eating disorders have the highest mortality rate of any mental
by Brittani L. Schanstine Nearly 5 million children in the U.S. have a mental illness that significantly interferes with their daily lives. Children develop many of the same mental health conditions as adults. However, since
by Lola Aquilar Food is an essential part of most cultures. It is away to bring people together, celebrate special occasions and maintain relationships. Food brings joy to many people who find comfort in the
by Hannah Maynor Spring cleaning” is a household phrase that looms over every doorway and dust bunny. When the cold retreats and the warm air creeps into those early months of the year, guards go
by Calle Mendenhall Summertime is hard for parents, especially those who work. Shuffling kids around to various practices, games, tournaments and camps leaves little time for educational activities. Plus, kids want their downtime to watch
by Brandy Abalos Nearly every child will have a tantrum at one point or another. They are prevalent in 2-and-3-year-olds in the toddler stage. They can be very frustrating and even embarrassing if they occur
by Craig Kelley fusion_dropcap color="" boxed="yes" boxed_radius="50%" class="" id=""]A[/fusion_dropcap]ll bicycles on the shelf may look similar to the untrained eye, save for the size differences. However, it is not as simple as picking the loveliest
