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What to do when your child sleeps in different beds throughout the week.

It Worked for Us: Bedtime Rituals

Routines for getting little ones to sleep.

How Much Sleep Is Enough?

Daily sleep requirements by age, according to the National Sleep Foundation.

Bedtime Stories: Dreaming of Sleep

One family struggles with sleepless nights. EduGuide asks two experts for advice.

What's Fluoride?

Find everything you need to know about "Nature's Cavity Fighter."

Get Miles from Those Smiles!

Learn what you and your child can do to help keep his teeth clean and healthy.

A Menu for Success: One Michigan School District's Path to Wellness

More and more kids are overweight today. Here's what you can do to fight the epidemic at your school.

How Can You Talk to Your Child About Sexuality?

There are many ways that you can become an "approachable parent." Show your children that you want them to approach you when it comes to learning about sexuality.

Talking to Your Teen About Sex

Talking to your teen about sex is hard. Keep these tips in mind.

School Medication Policies

Schools have guidelines about medications. Here's what you need to know.

Keeping your Child Healthy at School Takes Teamwork

If your child has a chronic health condition, communication with the school is key. Make sure you have a plan.

Ouchies: Instead of Ice, Try a Sponge!

When your toddler won't hold the ice on his ouchie, how are you supposed to keep the swelling down? Try a sponge.

Children's Fears of War and Terrorism: Tips for Parents and Teachers

Link to the National Association of School Psychologists and get ideas that will help you and your child cope with real life in a time of war.

Get Your Toddler Moving

How do you work exercise into your toddler's everyday routine? Just take a quick look around the house.

Pets and Learning

Pets are not just cute and cuddly, they can also boost a child’s learning, teach empathy and responsibility, and raise overall IQ scores.

When Your Child Has Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Most parents don't expect their child to be diagnosed with OCD. Here's how you and your child can cope.

When It’s Hard To Say Goodbye: Coping with Separation Anxiety

The babysitter assures you he'll stop crying in five minutes, but you'd like your child to feel confident when you leave him with other caregivers. Get tips that will help both of you feel better.

Get the Best Care for Your Child from Your Doctor

Read one mom's tips on how to remember questions and advocate for your child's care at the doctor's office.

What to Feed Your Child

It's hard to get your child to eat healthy. Read one mom's real-life perspective on the definition of good nutrition.

What to Ask the Doctor

Have you ever blanked when you're at the doctor? Keep these questions in mind next time.

What Should You Expect from Your 12 Month Doctor’s Visit?

When it is time for your child's 12-month check-up, what can you expect?

What Can I Do with My 4-6 Month-old Today?

All those smiles and giggles, cries and wiggles mean your baby is growing, growing, growing. What can you do to build her brain and body today? Get ideas.

How to Get Your Toddler to Open Her Mouth

How do you get your child to open her mouth when you're worried about what she's put in there? Teach her the "ahhh" game and she'll be happy to open wide.

When Bedwetting Persists

If your child still has trouble staying dry at night, don't worry. Eventually, he'll learn. Get tips and strategies for helping your child.

Travel Safely with Booster Seats

When you're on the move for your vacation, keep your child safe. Don't forget the booster seat.

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