The rules of parenting are constantly changing. Just last week, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommended that children should receive a daily dosage of 200 daily units of Vitamin D. As of today, the figure has doubled to 400 daily units. Dr. Roshini Raj tells parents about the importance of the supplement in the video below:
Before making any moves, consult with your child's pediatrician.
'Tis the season to be hunting for pumpkins. Families all over the country are flocking to the fields of festive orange gourds to pick out the perfect pumpkin. While you may see imperfections in size, discoloration or what have you, chances are your wee one will finger the one that fits the family.
Pumpkin patches offer a ripe opportunity for holiday card photo ops. Not to mention, you'll get the goods to make yummy pumpkin pie, roasted seeds, and of course, spooky jack-o-lanterns.
Fall is the perfect time to explore the great outdoors with your wee one. Whether pedaling to school or heading off for a venture to the local park, a trip on two thin wheels can offer much more adventure than the usual back seat of a car.
Keep your tot in view with a front bike seat or shield them with your body as they cruise behind you. Any way you do it, your tot is sure to enjoy the ride. Check out the selection of children's bike seats in this slideshow!
What do haunted houses, tombstones, spider webs and ghosts all have in common? They are a few staples that make Halloween come to life and they're traditional! Show your tot that old is better when it comes to the festive October holiday by crafting costumes with recycled household products.
First up — a witch! Broom Hilda and the Wicked Witch of the West can be whipped up in no time with some careful consideration of mom's wardrobe, craft products and a cereal box!
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My son is always on the run so when he received a Glow-in-the-dark skeleton sleep set ($22) as a gift, I knew it would double as the perfect ECOWEEN costume. Paired with his skull and cross bone Vans ($25) and a smudge of homemade face paint to give the illusion of hallowed eyes, he'll be all set to trick-or-treat. As he lights up the spooky night, I'll also be able to keep an eye on him. And, better yet — he'll be dressed for bed!