As the weather gets colder, kids are less likely to get outside to run and play. Experts say it can take only a few minutes a day for kids to get the benefits of play, but it's not easy for them to resist the call of the television. There are fun and creative ways to help kids get up, active and burn some energy in a short amount of time.

Breastfeeding mothers may think they don't need to worry about health concerns linked to plastic baby bottles. But even breastfed newborns may come into contact with plastic containing bisphenol-A (BPA) if their mothers use a breast pump, feeding bottles or storage containers made with the chemical.

It's no secret that Americans are busy, and getting together for dinner often seems like an extraordinary task. As food prices continue to increase, families are not only taking hits to their household budgets, they are experiencing long work hours, conflicting schedules and not finding enough time to cook a meal and have dinner together.

Breakfast is still the most important meal of the day. Studies show that eating a balanced breakfast increases energy levels and prevents unhealthy snacking when cravings take over.

This year, parents can keep their children healthy with the tools necessary to build strong minds and strong bones by following a handful of useful nutrition strategies.

Imagine the excitement on Christmas morning when the kids run into the living room, look out the window and see that Santa brought them exactly what they asked for -- an ATV built especially for them and their skill level. Here are some tips to help kids stay safe on their new ATVs.

If opening the medicine cabinet can be hazardous to your health, you are not alone. With the many items each family member uses daily, it's hard to keep this area clean and clutter-free. Update your medicine cabinet by opting for all-in-one products that save time and shelf space.