Babies and toddlers are exposed to a glut of added sugars in yogurt, snacks, bakery sweets, fruit drinks and candy.
A pediatric dietitian who's also a mom shares some handy tips for handling the inevitable surge of sweets.
Taste-testing your culinary creations? Dipping into the office candy stash? Those tiny tidbits can add up to big trouble.
Volunteers throw a special party for kids spending time in the hospital on Valentine’s Day.
Enjoy this lovely treat in moderation, and your brain and heart might thank you for it.
Those sweets and treats you innocently choose at the checkout line will have a cumulative effect on your health.
Enjoy these 3 top tips for how to treat yourself to Halloween without the sugar hangover.
Your kids love to load up on sugar. Some simple approaches can help put food in its proper place.
You don't need sugary treats to reward your kids—you just need to get everyone on the right track for healthier eating.
This season brings excitement and fun, but make sure your little and not-so-little ones stay safe.
Start by setting the same rules for everyone in the family.
When parents are prepared, youngsters with food allergies or asthma can enjoy trick-or-treating, too.
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