Gardening with kids can be incredibly educational and rewarding. Some insights and tips on gardening with children.

Parents often worry about their child's development. Advice, resources and perspectives on evaluating children's typical behavior milestones and development.

Treating head lice isn't easy, so an ounce of prevention can be worth about 20 pounds of cure. So how can we do our best to avoid head lice for our children and family?

Looking for ideas for end-of-school year gifts, holiday gifts or teacher appreciation gifts? Here are some ideas for finding a gift teachers will love to get and parents will love to give.

Supplies to have on hand for when stomach flu strikes your child.

Teaching children to give through charitable donation can help us pass on our values about philanthropy and about money to our children. Here's what we do for the holiday season to help our daughter make it truly the "season of giving." Includes statistics, tips and my favorite resources.

Each time one of these articles come out berating "permissive parents" and their "brats" for having the nerve to show their faces in public, I'm annoyed. Here's my response from a sometimes permissive parent of sometimes bratty kids.

Chutes and Ladders is a great game for young children from about age 3-6. What I have learned playing this game with my kids, and a basic rundown of the lessons the game can impart.

High fevers in young children can be very frightening for parents. When trying to reduce a high fever, it's a good idea to have many different tools in the arsenal. Be Koool strips can be helpful in reducing fevers as well as controlling the headaches can come along with colds and flu.

I thought I would hate Battle Hymn of Tiger Mother by Amy Chua. Here's why I didn't...