Moms and dads should see childhood as a time to develop good eating habits that last a lifetime.
As you strive to make smart meal choices, it's essential to know the healthy fat sources from the unhealthy.
Your chosen foods aren't the only determining factor in your health outcome. It might also depend on the order in which you eat them.
Piece together a suitable meal plan that works for your needs.
A bite tally for each meal might sound tedious, but it's likely less work than counting calories—and it helps avoid mindless eating.
Your kids love to load up on sugar. Some simple approaches can help put food in its proper place.
If you've got a little one on the way, the holidays are the perfect time to think about creating new traditions—and reintroducing old ones.
A 'House Help' list is a great way for new moms to ask friends and family for help when baby arrives.
Study finds difference is surprisingly small—just 11 calories on average.
Study reveals nutritional saboteurs, provides guidance on what parents should watch out for in their little ones’ diets.
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