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BACK TALK: For the Love of Chocolate

By Christina Katz Nothing comforts quite like chocolate. Whether someone in your brood is celebrating a special occasion or trying to bounce back from a tough day, these five chocolate recipes are sure to make the whole family beam. Teach your kids to make these quick...

The Importance of a Hug

By Sandi Schwartz How often do you hug your children? We all live busy, stressful lives and have endless concerns as parents, but it is clear that one of the most important things we need to do is to stop and give our kids a big loving squeeze. Research over the past...

Parents Ask: Sleepaway Camps

Tanni Haas, Ph.D. Q. My children are ages 9 and 11 and they have several friends who have gone to overnight camps. My children seem interested but neither my husband or myself ever attended overnight camp when we were kids. I am wondering if this is something I should...

Construction Sciences: Build Your Future

By Oleg Shvets How many times have you heard someone tell you, “If you want to get a good job that pays you a lot of money, you have to go to college!” Even if you always assumed you would pursue a college education after high school, maybe deep down, you always knew...

STEM at Every Age

By Nora Heston Tarte STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) is more than just a buzz word. In the realm of education, it has become an integral part of early development, and experts are learning that early exposure to STEM is beneficial for both academics...

Unplug For A Better Connection

by Christa Melnyk Hines Free time spent unplugged can make a big difference in how our families feel emotionally and physically and when it comes to nurturing our most important relationships. Here's why: Increased self-awareness. Time alone or unplugged helps us...

Parents Ask: Flu 101

When it comes to the flu vaccine, there are some prevailing myths and misconceptions. However, research shows that not only does the flu vaccine reduce flu illnesses overall, vaccinated children who do get sick tend to have milder symptoms and have a lower risk of flu...

Back Talk: Chores Are Good For Kids!

By Pamela Morris, MSEd Each morning, parents wake up and get themselves and their children ready for the day. The kids head off to school and the parents begin their work day. Working gets us what we need - money to live and play and fulfillment to increase our...