Tips

Playing sports is indescribable. It evokes this sense of passion and drive that only comes with competition. When that victory comes, the achievement is met, the goal is complete, and athletes are notably recognized and awarded with a ring, a trophy, a medal, or a ribbon.

Having kids means acquiring hand-drawn pictures, cards, photos, certificates, medals and trophies. These mementos can quickly add up. Instead of wallpapering your fridge with these, we have some great ideas to display them.

It’s the beginning of Labor Day weekend, which means your kids get an entire extra day to lounge out and play video games. If you’re concerned about the amount of time you or your kids spend playing games, here are some tips and tricks!

Millions of American kids are playing video games. Parents are worried about the impact this alluring hobby has on their children. There are several benefits to playing video games. If you have a good agreement with your kids about time management and gaming, it can be a good thing. Balance is key.

Do you ever feel like a new school year gets started and all the sudden life gets super hectic—for everyone? From juggling a hectic schedule of our own to adding in multiple sports and multiple kids, life can easily become overwhelming. To help you maintain your sanity, we’ve come up with some tips to keep you organized.

Young athletes need affirmation. It’s what drives them on in their sport. They need coaches to be encouraging and supportive, they need parents and siblings to be there and lift them up, they need their teammates to act with kindness and sportsmanship.

Part of the joy of being a parent is attending our kids’ events, whether it be sports or the arts. When a child knows a parent is there to watch, it can boost their confidence most of the time. We, as parents, need to remember how our actions and reactions can affect performance.

The simple act of making a promise or agreement and sticking with it can be difficult for kids- and many adults, too. Keeping the commitments you make will also help shape you and your child’s reputation amongst friends and the community.

It’s always tough when your athlete wants to quit a sport. There are so many variables that go into why kids decide to leave a sport behind and it can be difficult to get the real reason out of them. If your child has approached you wanting to quit, think about how to respond and be sensitive to the subject.

Whether it’s the arts or athletics, when your child participates in extracurricular activities, there are bound to be additional responsibilities and scheduling conflicts that arise. Here are some tips on creating healthy, open dialogue that can benefit your kids.

Schools are working hard to provide specialized curriculum, sports and clubs that will appeal to a wide number of kids. But with these extra choices comes time commitment beyond just studying and doing homework. Here are a few tips to help your child succeed in and out of the classroom:

If you’re looking for some fast-paced and fun ways to get active and stay healthy as a family, check out these tips.

It’s important to protect your children and prevent them from getting the flu the best we can. If you’re looking for natural ways to prevent the flu, we’ve got you covered.

Valentine’s Day is just around the corner and that means that it’s time to start thinking about gifts for the kids to hand out to their classmates. As the kids get older they want to wow their class, be involved, and do something crafty...

You’re invited to a Super Bowl party. Change of plans. And now you’ve got to put some effort into your Super Bowl Sunday attire. Before that overwhelming feeling washes over you, we’ve got you covered.

National Signing Day is held on the first Wednesday in February. It is a day when a high school senior athlete can sign a National Letter of Intent to play and attend an NCAA college.