Day 102 in the Year of the Healthy Child Yet another produce item to be worried about. We must do better about making sure that GMOs do not take over our entire produce system. Find out about the GMO papaya on One Green Planet
Day 101 in the Year of the Healthy Child We know what happens when we drink soda but what happens when we stop? This eye opening article gives lots of insight why your kids should be off of soda. Read the full article on Simple Organic Life
Day 100 in the Year of the Healthy Child Summer is coming. Family vacation time – make it memorable! Check out Frommer’s top list
Day 99 in the Year of the Healthy Child Something near and dear to our hearts – time spent in nature. It is so easy to get caught up in day to day life and forget the world around us. But the benefit to our children is priceless!! Check out this great article from the Washington […]
Day 98 in the Year of the Healthy Child Are bedtimes your biggest struggle with your little one? Yep, we all go through it. Here are some tips to help. Feel free to share your own! Get all the facts you need on Kids Health
Day 97 in the Year of the Healthy Child Do you yoga with your youngin’? Here’s why it’s an excellent practice (for young and old)! Learn how to practice yoga with your kids on PBS Parents
Day 96 in the Year of the Healthy Child Great lessons that kids don’t learn in school. It’s our job to teach our children how to slooooow down, be present, be aware. These are tools they will use throughout their lives if taught early in life! Read the article on MindBodyGreen
Day 94 and 95 in the Year of the Healthy Child We are about taking a break (especially over the holidays). We are better parents when we are rested, happy and sane! Learn about break taking on Mom.Me
Day 93 in the Year of the Healthy Child is about Easter candy What is it about a holiday that brings out the sugar and artificial food dye? There are better choices. Here’s what you need to know from Take Part.
Day 92 in the Year of the Healthy Child Want smart kids? Nutrition is key, but so are other factors, including a biggie: exercise. Very interesting study! “…both groups’ brains were developing, but the process was more rapid and expansive in the children who ran and played.” Simple, right? Read the full article on The […]
