We were very honored to be interviewed by Wendi Combs of Jubilee Health. Here is the write up and the interview. Watch out for more information from Wendi Soon. Are you looking for an healthy alternative to juice boxes? Little Me Tea thrives to offers just that, a healthy drink with minimal amounts of sugar and […]
Day 183 in the Year of the Healthy Child When you ask parents what they want for their kids, what’s usually the most common reply? They want their children to be happy. Get the 10 tips on Time
Day 182 in the Year of the Healthy Child When it comes to kids, people just don’t think about happiness enough these days. Read the full list of 7 tips on the Huffington Post
Day 181 in the Year of the Healthy Child A sense of humor can brighten family life. You can blow raspberries on a baby’s belly, put on a silly hat and chase a 3-year-old, or pretend to fall into a pile of leaves to amuse a first-grader. Read the full story on KidsHealth.org
Day 180 in the Year of the Healthy Child Young children often find humor in the unusual. They enjoy stories, rhymes, silly situations and word plays. When children hear a joke or something that we find funny they have to think and draw on their life experiences to figure out what the joke is about. […]
Day 179 in the Year of the Healthy Child Laughter’s ability to diffuse stress is just one of many reasons why it’s a critical part of a child’s development. Read the full article on Parents.com
Day 178 in the Year of the Healthy Child How about some baseball with some organic education? Love this idea of having organic veggies racing around the bases. Get the details on the Rodale Institute
Day 177 in the Year of the Healthy Child Children need nutrients to grow. For the first eight years of a child’s life, their bodies develop at a very fast rate. Read the full article on Rodale Institute
Day 176 in the Year of the Healthy Child The difference between kids and adults of course (aside from them being smaller!) is that children are not as fully cognitively developed. So changing how we use award and punishment can improve discipline. Get the full details on One Time Through Why The Year of the […]
Day 175 in the Year of the Healthy Child Empathy is defined as the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. For a young child, it requires them to recognize different emotions and be able to understand the differences between the emotions. Check out what therapist Sue Lively has to say on empathy on […]
