How should we guide our children’s technology use for them to enjoy the benefits without falling into the risks? This question is now a daily part of parenting, especially as technology shows up in every corner of our kids’ lives. In his book Digital Divides: How...
What to do this Nov and Dec with the Kids Enjoy a festive visit with Santa at Irvine Park Railroad Ride the Christmas Train to Santa’s Village at the “North Pole,” where kids can meet Santa and take photos See the Hikari: Festival of...
If you follow Liz Plosser on Instagram, you know that she is inspiring. Whether she’s sharing her intense workouts (and playlists), protein-filled breakfasts or high-energy soccer matches with her kids, she’s getting it done—and seems to be having fun doing it, too....
1). Play a family game outside -Football, kickball, tag, horseshoes, chalking the sidewalk, etc. Something different you can do together. 2). Cook untraditional sides. Let each member of the family choose a dish for the meal. Let each kid pick a favorite food to...
With nearly 4 million babies born each year in U.S., hospitals and health care systems play a key role in improving maternal and infant outcomes. Each year, more than 50,000 pregnant women are affected by severe maternal morbidity, 800 women die due to...
L’Shana Tova to all who celebrate. This Roast Chicken with Thyme and Honey, from Leah Koenig’s The Jewish Cookbook, is one of those go-to meals that works as well for holiday dinners as it does for family meals all fall long. Says Leah: “Flavored with sweet...
