5 Mom hacks for picky eaters

Is getting your toddler to eat a struggle? Try these genius tricks…

Is getting your toddler to eat a struggle? Try these genius tricks…

Is getting your toddler to eat a struggle? Try these genius tricks…

Simple ways to take something off her plate—today and every day.

Dr. Kisha Davis is a family physician, public health leader, and mom of three who knows firsthand what it’s like to sit on both sides of the exam room.

You want your child to unwind. You want to avoid a meltdown. But you also want them to get the sleep they need.

Arlia climbs into the crib, settles in beside her seven-month-old sister, and instinctively pulls a small blanket over them both.

Normal, everyday actions, like twisting the cap off a water bottle, unwrapping deli meat, or microwaving leftovers in a plastic container

It’s not about being perfect. It’s about having the tools to make informed choices.

"Dream big, baby girl. In other news, might be time to turn off the @wickedmovie at home."

“I realized how important those tangible affirmations are to him. So I’ve made it a point over the last 15+ years to write things down in addition to telling him.”

“To not just be a better father—be a better husband, somebody better in the community.”

What they’re doing is part of a growing parenting trend known as “positive gossip”—speaking praise about your child as if they’re not listening, even though they definitely are.