National Child Health Day is celebrated on the first Monday in October. As a national observance, it was first recognized in 1928 by President Calvin Coolidge. The goal of National Child Health Day is to raise awareness of the importance of taking care of children, not only for themselves but for society as a whole....

Keeping your family happy and healthy is a lifetime commitment. Celebrate those efforts this Sept. 26 on National Family Health and Fitness Day.....

National Family Day is a holiday designed to honor our loved ones. Celebrate it this Sept. 26 with your family with one of these fun ideas.....

September 25th is National Daughters Day, a holiday designed to celebrate those girls who light up the lives of all those lucky enough to call them their daughters. It is the perfect day to show the daughters in your life how much you love and appreciate them with some special plans....

Breastfeeding your baby for as long as you both feel comfortable is beneficial for many reasons. In addition to providing ideal nutrients and antibodies for your baby, nursing allows you to build a stronger bond....

Mom's life can be tough. It is often hard to find the time to give back to yourself, but September 3rd is the perfect opportunity to sit back and relax because it is National Lazy Mom’s Day. Intended to remind hardworking moms to take time for themselves once in a while....

Although thumbsucking and pacifier use are normal among young children, these practices can lead to long-term damage if not addressed. Find out why children suck on thumbs or pacifiers and when parents should intervene....

Did you know that 43% of children ages 2-19 will get a cavity? If your child is complaining of tooth pain, it's important to understand what steps to take next to alleviate discomfort....

National Back-to-School Prep Day on August 15th is just around the corner. We know that your school-aged children will soon be making the break from summer into fall studies...

Though many people may not be familiar with International Youth Day, this holiday has been recognized for over 20 years. Starting in 2000, the United Nations appointed August 12 of each year to be a day when governments and individuals give special attention to the unique concerns that affect people between the ages of 15 and 24....