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This little girl's pronunciation of the word breakfast is all fun and games until she says it in front of grandma or on television.

Many parents these days face this dilemma more than anything because of their work schedules and other obligations that sometimes don't permit them much choice.

While that's all fun and games for Christmas vacation for the kids, it brings on a time of angst for some parents.

A surprisingly simple hack that has ramifications that could actually save the life of a child.

Just when you think you’ve got a good handle on what’s popular with the next generation, they flip your expectations on their head. I don’t know what I thought would be in the list of bestselling toys this week, but it certainly wasn’t these!

The NBA legend considers Louisiana home and Shaquille O'Neal knows what it takes to succeed on the court and off the court.

The temperatures are rising and the sun is shining down on that empty backyard of yours. It's the perfect blank slate for a fun wonderland right outside your door. Turn your yard into your kid's favorite place to be with this list of must-haves!

Bike trailers are amazing. They make it so easy to take your little kid or pet on an adventure with you on a greenbelt or bike trail, cruise around the neighborhood or around the block! Spend time together outdoors while giving your passenger a great view of the scenery while they safely riding along in their trailer. Which trailer would be best? Never fear, I've gathered five of the highest reviewed bike trailers for you viewing pleasure.

The space agency has this advice for kids “Engage [your] curious minds, get a good science education and come help us solve problems.”

It's cold outside and everyone's cooped up inside looking for new things to do and that's where tasteful, age-appropriate electronics can really save the snow day. Whether you're trying to get your toddler comfortable with technology or introducing an older kid to some STEM basics there are a ton of gadgets out there that can keep kids entertained while they're learning.

The study showed that the strict policies in place to limit transmission in our schools are more effective than the lax attitudes at family celebrations like Thanksgiving and Christmas.

As a father, I’ve been trying to figure out how to solve the Santa Claus conundrum this year. I want my two-year-old to go see Santa, sit on his lap, and tell him exactly what she wants for Christmas – but how do I do it safely? Luckily this isn’t my first rodeo...