Is the TV good for anything more than a distraction, a brief interlude of parental solitude? According to scientists, yes. In fact, science says TV can have a major benefit when it comes to bolstering your child’s reading development.
Counterintuitive, yes; brilliant—yes again.
Sally Kuzemchak, a registered dietitian and mum of two, dispels the fear of condiments as a dunking tool for kids’ veggies—here’s why you should embrace the sauces.
With hotter climes officially here, protecting little ones from the blazing orb is especially important—but is it ok to drape a blanket over baby’s buggy to keep out the rays? The short answer, is no.
Zeroing in on the just-right bedtime for your kid can feel a little like dowsing for some gem of revelation; or picking a number out of a hat. The proper method is little more specific—but with plenty room for fine-tuning.
If the eat-your-greens mantra is wearing thin at home, try mixing it up with these (delicious) nutritional powerhouse options—proven to boost brain development, concentration and memory.
