Lighten the pack, save the back
Backpacks, breaking kids' backs! If you have a school age child no doubt you've heard them complain of the weight of their books. Now a way to get back the comfort and safety for students.
How to choose toys for your kids
How many times have you gone to great lengths to get your child the hot new toy, only to find it abandoned in a pile with all of his other stuff? Here's some advice from toy expert Chris Byrne on how to buy toys that aren't just fads.
Toys that let kids create their own sequels
With summer blockbusters come tons of movie merchandise, and this year's action-packed season of films is no exception. From video games and action figures to bubble machines and coloring books, the list of new movie-related toys and games is as long as the credits at the end of your child's favorite flick. If your children walk out of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2," "The Smurfs" or "Captain America" wanting to continue the play, here's a look at the fun stuff...
Lingerie for tots causes a fuss
Believe it or not, a French company is marketing sexy sleepwear to children as young as four years old. See the scandalous images!
Quick tips for saving cash when buying toys
Trying to save some money buying toys this holiday season? Besides using coupons and snagging sale items, ShopSmart magazine has five money-saving tips for you.
Pictures: School locker accessories
Your locker can be a reflection of you, so make it pop with personality. Make a statement this school year and accessorize and organize with these cool items. -- Courtney Crowder, Tribune Newspaper
Babyproofing your home
Alison Rhodes, The Safety Mom, shows you how to babyproof your home, room by room.
Pictures: 2011 back-to-school fashion
The focus of any school term should be on academics, but let's face it -- what kid doesn't feel special in a new batch of clothes? Start the school year off right with the latest cool and age-appropriate styles.
Rethinking video games' impact
While headlines have been made by studies linking violent video games with aggressive behavior and bad moods, a recent Ohio State University study sheds light on a brighter prospect: Calming games can have an effect on players too.
Inspire a love of adventure travel at an early age
Introduce your young children to adventure travel. Here are five places to get started.
Setting your curly-headed tween straight
Q: Your tween daughter wants to chemically straighten her curly hair. Should you let her?
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