Beauregard Daily News By Sarah Crawford – As the Easter holiday approaches, chocolate and candy will continue disappearing from shelves at grocery stores as locals prepare for the filling of
Easter can be compared to Halloween in terms of sugary treats that get collected from egg hunts, baskets, school parties, and Easter family gatherings. Try not to deprive your child
Loveland Reporter Herald – Raising healthy, happy children is a priority for most parents. Helping them maintain a healthy diet is important and helps children grow strong. But the world
I am so excited about partnering with Playout in this new healthy fundraising program for schools. PE Teachers’ budgets are typically tiny, and current fundraisers for the PTA, such as
Halloween candy is typically processed full of dye, high fructose corn syrup and excessive amounts of sugar and other harmful preservatives. Halloween is the kickoff to holiday weight gain, avoid
When it comes to feeding children tasty treats around Halloween and the holidays, we must remember the old saying, everything in moderation. Dr. Kantor shared healthy alternatives to typical sweet
Dr. Kantor shared details about his newest book, The Green Box League of Nutritious Justice, with The Pioneer Group. The fun part of the book he says, is that foods
As children start heading back to school, many parents start thinking about buying back to school supplies, clothes and other necessities. Many are also wondering how they can make healthy,
1. What should parents know when packing school lunches for their children? Parents need to always be in the mindset that what their children consume for lunch has an impact
Can a child survive on mostly cheese and crackers or cereal? Well, historically the answer is probably yes, as children of the 1970s can attest. But is it the best