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Your kids can vote for their favorite healthy lunch. The School Nutrition Association wants to know what healthy lunch kids think is best. There's five candidates -- Larry Lasagna, Gloria Grilled Cheese, Petunia Pita Pocket, Biff Burger and Pete Pizza...

I was surprised to read in Entertainment Weekly that there is still controversy over public breast-feeding in the United States. I largely agree with Mike Bruno at EW with his reactions to the cover of Advance Publications’ W, where actress Angelina Jolie is shown in a ‘private’ photograph breast-feeding her baby.

In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful Staying at home for me has been a blessing, though it hasn’t always been something I appreciated, and still don’t appreciate it fully. I started to see what blessing I had before me after I hit rock bottom and went out into the work arena in late 2006 when a friend encouraged me to work at the daycare of the Islamic school here in my city.

Grow your own greens, get kids to eat greens, get OUT in the green, turn people green, live green, teach green, plant trees to game green and even SEED green in virtual worlds, yep, I’d say the healthy kids movement is fully underway… My inbox today has the Healthy Kids Expo in Canada taking

The bad economy is on most of our minds. Like Kim, like Betsy, I am interested in saving money. For one, health care costs are killing me (and, hey, I get to pay at least another $1,000 after my daughter’s recent surgery, so let me just brace for that sucker punch).

Mike Greenlar / The Post-StandardMax Danaher, 3, of Fayetteville, (right) and Simone Sheldon, 3, of DeWitt, are members of the Fast Bees Running Club. Here's an overview of my Family Notebook in today's Post-Standard: Running club: Kristin and Derek White,...

UNHEalthy Families targets SD Native Americans again Somebody named Jessica has recently been appointed to target South Dakota natives with the message - killing your children is a good thing. This from an email posted on a blog called; Racialicious… I have been asked to lead an emergency Native

Even if your child is one of the millions who doesn’t get enough calcium in their diet, a new study shows it’s not too late to increase bone density. The study published in the August issue of ‘Bone’, found increasing dietary calcium in the diet has a significant impact on bone development.

After three months of roasting triple digit temperatures, we are finally in the early stages of fall here in Arizona or wherever you might live (except for those people who reside south of the equator.) Now is the time of year when we can go outdoors without wearing oven mitts to touch the interiors of our automobiles and can really utilize all that the great outdoors has to offer.

Baby Food In order for babies to lead a well balanced, and healthy life, vitamins and nutrients are essential. During the beginning of their life, babies rely mostly on either breast milk or formula. Once an infant can sit up on their own you may want to start introducing new foods to them.