Articles in Kids:

1. Teaching kids about computer viruses
   By Abbi Perets on Nov 4, 2009

   Most parents spend a lot of time worrying about protecting kids from online predators. But what about protecting the family computer...
2. 4 Preschool skills needed for kindergarten success
   By Sarah W. Caron on Oct 30, 2009

   There are so many important lessons taught in the preschool years. Find out the most important ones and how you can reinforce them...
3. Music lessons: Is your child ready?
   By Abbi Perets on Oct 28, 2009

   Wondering if your child is ready for music lessons? You'll want to consider several factors before signing up and shelling out the...
4. Why sliding with kids is dangerous
   By Abbi Perets on Oct 28, 2009

   You're always careful with your kids at the park. But what if the thing you think is keeping them safe is actually putting them at...
5. Picky eater help: 12 tips for parents
   By Sarah W. Caron on Oct 27, 2009

   It's awful to sit down to dinner and have to field a flurry "I don't want" and "I don't like" exclamations. How can you raise...
6. 6 Ways to boost kids' immune system
   By Tracy B. McGinnis on Oct 22, 2009

   We’ve all been re-trained to sneeze into our elbow and instructed on staying home when we’re sick, but what can we do for our...
7. Contact lenses: Is your child ready?
   By Abbi Perets on Oct 21, 2009

   Even though you think your daughter is adorable in her glasses, she hates them. And you have to admit that you're tired of reminding...
8. Parents react to ESPN Magazine's 'Body Issue'
   By Sarah W. Caron on Oct 20, 2009

   ESPN Magazine's latest issue is just hitting newsstands, but it's already causing waves with some of its readers. The sports...
9. 8 Halloween safety tips
   By Abbi Perets on Oct 19, 2009

   The sun can't set early enough on October 31st -- the kids are out the door as fast as possible. You want them to enjoy Halloween,...
10. 6 ways to prevent swine flu in kids
    By Mary Fetzer on Oct 15, 2009

    The H1N1 Swine Flu virus is a highly contagious form of influenza that is easily spread through coughing, sneezing and contact with...
11. How to save on child care
    By Abbi Perets on Oct 7, 2009

    You wouldn't entrust your children to just anyone. But that top-rated nanny with the stellar references may be a little beyond your...
12. Surviving school fundraisers
    By Sarah W. Caron on Oct 7, 2009

    Don't look now, but it's fundraiser season: the time when schools across the country call on their students to raise money for this...
13. Is it a cold or allergies? Tips for parents
    By Vicki Salemi on Oct 2, 2009

    Is it a cold or allergies? Should you keep them home from school or do they just need an allergy treatment? If little Katie or...
14. Preparing your child for braces
    By Katherine McInerney on Oct 1, 2009

    Braces are a common feature in the mouths of millions of American youths. Many kids look forward to the opportunity to wear braces,...
15. Questions to ask your child's orthodontist
    By Katherine McInerney on Oct 1, 2009

    The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children visit the orthodontist for a checkup no later than age 7. If this...
16. Does your child need braces?
    By Katherine McInerney on Oct 1, 2009

    The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) estimates that up to 75 percent of the population could benefit from orthodontic...
17. Creating a homework nook
    By Sarah W. Caron on Oct 1, 2009

    Now that school is in full swing, the homework is coming home regularly and en masse. As your kids wind into the grind, here's how...
18. 4 Tips for stopping separation anxiety
    By Sarah W. Caron on Sep 28, 2009

    With the school year underway now, most young kids are getting used to school and getting over any jitters. But for some kids,...
19. 7 Tips to stop temper tantrums in public
    By Abbi Perets on Sep 25, 2009

    When a toddler throws a tantrum at home, you can remove him to another room, walk away, or simply ignore the whole thing. But when...
20. Top 15 books for preschoolers, kids and teens
    By Melissa Chapman on Sep 23, 2009

    Although these days most kids would rather be plugged into a video game than a book, there is no better way for kids to stretch...