Five tips to free up some money for your family planning. Almost half of the British parents stated they are or were concerned about their finances when considering growing their family. Parenting expert Sue Atkins shares her tips on how to welcome another child into the family without worrying about... more

Adding a third child to the family may require some considerations in advance. Welcoming a third child will certainly require adjustment from the whole family. Leading parenting expert, Sue Atkins, shares her tips on how to harmoniously welcome a third child into the family. 1. Planning is key Having one... more

Expert advice on training your pooch yourself. You took one look at those big brown eyes, floppy ears and wagging tail, and it was love at first sight. Dogs are a constant source of companionship and fun, but bringing one into your home is a life-long responsibility. If they aren... more

Help your child learn to focus, follow directions, and complete tasks. An inattentive child is a frustration all parents have dealt with. Continually having to repeat directions can be exasperating and hinder a child's progress in school. According to a study conducted by Meghan McClelland, an associate professor at Oregon State... more

Serving kids dessert doesn't have to be a guilt-laden experience. These healthy desserts for kids serve up all the sweetness of other treats without all the guilt. Kids love dessert and, truth be told, most parents and caregivers do, too. But if dessert has become a regular part of your... more

Heading to a New Year's Eve party? Use these tips to book a babysitter for your kids. The year is almost over and you're ready to celebrate with your partner and friends. But ...what to do with the kids? You've brought them to parties in the past... more

Even a little chocolate can harm a dog. Find out what to do even if your dog doesn't seem sick from chocolate. Your dog just discovered (and devoured) your secret chocolate stash. You've heard time and again chocolate is harmful -- even poisonous -- to dogs. Now you're worried... more