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Although parents may assume that they must wait until a child has all of his or her permanent teeth before seeing an orthodontist, all children should get a checkup with an orthodontist no later than age 7.
Teens today don't have to let acne get in the way of engaging with friends through a typical teenage activity.
The road to a good education and career can begin with a single, simple step.
A new survey finds parents in a robust school choice state are more satisfied with their kids' education.
Protect your kids from cyberbullying.
Help your young students make the most of the online world while staying safe.
The next time you see kids going to their high school graduation, you're looking at money in the bank for all Americans.
Here's good news for parents and people who'd like to be parents: You don't have to be perfect.
If you're ever the parent or grandparent of a girl, recent research may provide some surprising but important information about learning in single-gender environments.
Make singing holiday songs extra special.
Providing a variety of toys helps kids build a full arsenal of crucial developmental skills.
Pile on the produce and reduce chronic diseases.
Parents today have a variety of over-the-counter options for treating lice. Here's a look at the three most common.
Many women keep track of their body's ability to have a baby with help from an ingenious app.
When it's time for the Tooth Fairy to visit your house, you can celebrate the occasion in some special ways.
Studies show reading 5 Pages A Day on paper improves memory and retention.
A healthy lunch and nutritious snacks can keep kids happy and attentive throughout the school day.
News about children and safety on the road.
Four tips for parents to help their children declutter and improve their online identity.
Children who learn music do better in school.
Tips to help teachers and parents motivate their students.
Kids earn higher grades, are more motivated and less likely to drop out when their families are involved in their education.
Here's food for thought: Mealtime may be the best time for families to relax, reconnect and enjoy each other's company.
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