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Sweet and natural

How and why to use white sugar alternatives, including agave nectar, brown rice syrup, date sugar, organic granulated sugar, palm sugar, Stevia, and Xylitol...

Family Travel Tips

Planning a trip? Learn how you can be a healthy, calm, and eco-conscious traveler.

Help for common kid conditions

Family meals

Sitting around the table doesn’t have to be a lost art.  Transform mealtime into family time. 

  1. Start a dinner co-op
  2. Slow down and sit down
  3. Eat local

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Happy {gluten-free} Halloween!

Tips on how to make Halloween a healthy and fun holiday, for children with celiac disease or gluten intolerance. ...

Model good eating habits for your kids

Listen up, parents: Children imitate what they see. So you need to be setting the food and nutrition standard high. ...

How to freeze leftovers

Make the most of last night's dinner with these simple steps and recommendations for freezer-friendly foods...

Skin-soothing solutions for summer

Adults and kids need a healthy dose of sun every day, and there are easy, all-natural ways protect your precious dermis...

Natural gifts for Father's Day

Organic Cologne, Shave Cream, Ales, and Grill Seasoning...

Is my child overweight?

Don't push the panic button if your child looks a little heavy while she is still growing. Children can go through growth spurts that can add weight that is not necessarily unhealthy...

Mother's Day relaxation kit

Moms may not get days off, but you can give yours some downtime with these indulgent, easy-on-the-wallet stress relievers...

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Kid-friendly home

Here are three of the top chemicals to avoid:
Phthalates, which help make toys pliable, impede testosterone production and disrupt the sexual development of infant boys.
Bisphenol A (BPA), a synthetic estrogen used to harden polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resin (it’s commonly found in cans and bottles), has been linked to reproductive disorders, behavioral problems in animals, and liver damage.
1, 4 dioxane, the chemical substance used as a solvent for waxes, dyes, resins, and other compounds, appears in various personal care products despite the fact that it is a “probable human carcinogen,” is associated with headaches, respiratory and skin irritation, and vertigo, and the EU banned it in personal care.
Read More: Nontoxic toys and Detox your home

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Whether you’re enjoying a chilled gazpacho during summer or a digging into a piping hot stew in January, flavorful soups offer freshness and comfort any time of year. Here are 25 of our favorites.

From your child’s specific supplement needs to healthy food at school and at home, here are the best ways to keep your child focused, resilient, and fit. Learn more about kid's nutrition.


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