As your kids grow and mature, their needs can change as fast as their shoe size. While you may have toddlers down pat, a kindergartener is a whole new ball game. We’ve compiled articles for you to help your little ones shine at every age.
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Have a Safe and Happy Halloween
For kids, it just doesn’t get any better than Halloween. They get to dress up in a fun costume AND...
Fall Pumpkin Seed Tree Art
One of the best parts of Fall is enjoying the glorious colors of changing leaves. With this fun craf...
Back To School Fashion Trends For Little Ones
With the new school year under way, your children’s back to school cl...
Learning the Color Basics
Whether your child is a color whiz or just learning the ropes, it never hurts to run through the bas...
Build Your Own Abacus
While the exact origins of the abacus are still unknown, the handy math tool has a rich history acro...
5 Best Block Party Starters
When the weather’s nice, there’s no better way to celebrate like a good ol’ fashioned block pa...
Keeping Kids Safe from Insects
Whether it’s a backyard wiffle ball game, a picnic in the park, or a lovely evening around a fire ...
Learn to Check the Weather
As anyone who's had to dig themselves out of a snow storm knows, six more weeks of winter is serious...
Show the Love!
During Valentine's season, there are always enough hearts, teddy bears and flowers around to remind...
Good Habits for the New Year
Setting new goals for the New Year isn't just for adults. Why not inclu...
DIY Wooden Photo Transfer Holiday Family Portrait
The most wonderful time of the year is finally here and that means that it’s time for the annual f...
Deck the Halls: Spread Holiday Cheer This Season
This time of a year is special for many reasons. Not only are we spending more time with family, ...
Let it Snow: DIY Hanging Snowflakes
This season is all about the things that define the holidays such as hot chocolate, gingerbread cook...
Being Grateful by Giving Back
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Stuff the Turkey Game
This Thanksgiving we know mom and dad will be busy in the kitchen preparing dinner for the family an...
Thanksgiving Bingo Game
This Thanksgiving be sure to include the entire family in some fun afte...
Fun Fall Activities that the Kids Will Love
Fun Fall Activities that the Kids Will Love
The cool temperatures cou...
Lunchbox Tips: 5 Healthy Kid-Friendly Meals
Lunchbox Tips: 5 Healthy Kid-Friendly Meals
It’s never easy getting back to th...
5 Wardrobe Must-Haves for Back-to-School
Since you’re getting ready to put away the summer clothes and beach...
Keeping Everyone Happy with Summer Fun for All Ages!
The secret to making sure everyone is happy during family outings this summer is by choosing...
Enjoying Summer Fun with Dad
Enjoying Summer Fun with Dad
Father’s Day is this month and we ar...
Family Time Suggestion Bottle
One way to ensure that each member of the family will enjoy family time is to include their suggesti...
Top 5 Household Mom Hacks
Between dropping the kids off at school and picking up the groceries to get started on dinner—mana...
Keeping Up with Them as They Grow
As our little ones grow up, we try our best to have bonding moments with them! Fostering a healthy b...
5 Benefits to Taking a Walk with the Whole Family
We know that most parents are always busy and finding time to spend with the entire family can seem ...
Keeping Them Crafty
At Juicy Juice, we love creating fun crafts for you and your family to enjoy. We firmly believe in c...
Love the Little Things
It’s February, and symbols of love are everywhere once again. What symbols do you automatically th...
Teaching New Year’s Resolutions
The New Year can be a fun and exciting time for all ages. With 2017 upon us, we thought we’d give ...
Tips and Tricks (or Treats) for Parents
What’s not to get excited about for Halloween? The crisp autumn air has returned, the colors of th...
Kindness in the Classroom
With the arrival of September comes the start of a new school year and, for many families, a time of...
Their First Juicy Juice™ Stand
The lemonade stand is a powerful image of summer, one that conjures up pleasant memories, innocent r...
Splash into Valentine's Day
While Valentine’s Day is often associated with romance, it’s also the perfect opportunity to tea...
Juicy Blogger Roundup
Check out these crafty moms’ take on some of our all-time favorite recipes!
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Splash Into Fall Sports!
Temperatures may be dropping in some parts of the country, but that doesn’t mean kids have to take...
Splash Into Back to School
The transition from the calm of summer to the bustle of fall is upon us! One big change for many par...
Fridge Magnet Cups
“Mom, can I have a cup of juice?” “Dad, I’m thirsty.” These words, or some variation, are ...
Mix & Match Lunch Inspiration
If you are packing lunchboxes for your kids every day, it can quickly become an overwhelming process...
Hosting a Juicy Tie-Dye Party!
Now that the sun is shining bright and the days seem longer than ever, it is the perfect time to spe...
Making Hydration Fun
Summer is just around the corner, and parents know this means there will be lots of running, jumping...
A Spring to Remember
Spring is finally in full swing and many of us are starting to remember why this season is such a wo...
Road Trip Ready
Put away the mittens and snow pants, because we’ve officially made it to spring! The change in sea...
St. Patrick’s Day Fun
St. Patrick’s Day is colorful, magical and full of whimsy, making it the perfect holiday to celebr...
A Juicy Valentine’s Day
While many grownups associate the holiday with romance — think bouquets of roses and can...
President’s Day Fun!
Let’s be honest: your little one probably isn’t counting down the days until President’s Day. ...
Having a Happy and Healthy New Year
Having a Happy and Healthy New Year
It’s a new year! This is the time of year ...
7 Holiday Gifts For Teachers
Consider a group gift
- Ask parents in the class to donate to the "T...
More Than Wakeful
Here's help for more dramatic-though less common-sleep difficulties that can affect 18- to 23-month-...
Mom's Back-To-School Guide: 7 Tips For A Smooth Transition
It's the time of year where leisurely summer afternoons start to wind down - and that hectic routine...
How To Handle Snacking
How do I keep my toddler from becoming a "junk-food junkie?!" Although we try to serve him only ...
Secret to Keeping Friends
"Let's build this together." -
Toby, age 3, was worried. It was his first day o...
All the Right Moves
Whether they're making the leap from walking to running, mastering a tricycle or kicking a big, boun...
Keeping the Peace
Babies like boundaries. In fact, establishing sensible ones is a great way to avoid tantrums. Here's...
Sounds Into Words
As you're likely discovering, there are few sounds sweeter than your child's voice as she coos, babb...
Telling Stories, Telling Tales
Whether it's a children's classic, a family anecdote or an original tale, nothing enthralls a toddle...
Laughter on the Menu
Playfulness is one of the most important ingredients you can include when encouraging an 18- to 23-m...
The Right Moves
Why do Patti and Larry Anderson keep a giant plastic slide and fort in their living room? "Our son J...
Snack Time!
Snacking isn't just an extra treat in a toddler's life-it's an eating event that's as important as a...
Child's Play
You've probably noticed that when two young toddlers play with each other, there's not too much toge...
Tips For Safe Eating
Safe food choices
A 9-month-old baby can eat crackers and round toasted oat cere...
Restful Nights for You and Your Toddler
By 18 months, some children have mastered the art of sleeping through the night, while others haven'...
Introducing Solid Foods to Your Baby
Watch for signs of readiness to take solids. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends starting ...
Try It. You'll Like It
Baby food was easy-all that balanced nutrition available in a few jars. Around the time a toddler ma...
At the Table
Now that your child has passed the 12-months mark, you can integrate him into regular mealtimes. His...
Babysitter To Go
Many parents are hesitant to leave their kids in someone else's care, especially on a family vacatio...
Brighter, Brainier Breakfasts
Breakfast feeds the brain and has been proven to enhance school performance. While 99 percent of 3rd...
Rainy Days
Reading aloud and making crafts can become some of your child's happiest memories and spark ...
Trick-or-Treats for Everyone
Have a younger child who's not ready for a long night out trick-or-treating? Here are a few easy how...
9 Questions To Ask A Grandparent
At your next get-together, allow your children to ask informative questions like those below. You'll...
Outside the Lunch Box
When kids have lunch away from home-whether at daycare or a junior high cafeteria-y...
Finding the Fun in Math
Q: My daughter has been getting math work sheets at school and hates doing them. Is there an...
Healthy Road Trips
Summer's on the way, which means it's time for family vacations. What does this mean for on-the-road...
Summer Nutrition
drink it up!
ages 2 to 5
Q. I worry that my daughter, Aimee,...
Chaperoning Class Trips
Know the Plan
Before you leave, discuss the itinerary, logistics, and any chaper...
Back to School: What I Tell My Own Kids About Staying Healthy
Theresa Kuhn, R.N., B.S.N., has a tried-and-true lesson plan for keeping school-age children hea...
Happy and Healthy
It takes patience when dealing with your child's ever-changing eating habits.
"Why I Like...
Kids Who Just Have To Win
School-age kids are competitive by nature. Teach them how to have fun -- and be a good sport.
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First Sleepovers
Kids this age are eager to spend the night with their friends, but it's not always easy for them--or...
Under-Eye Circles
Q: I'm worried that my 6-year-old doesn't get enough sleep. Often he has dark circles under ...
Make Fruits & Vegetables a Daily Choice in Your Child's Diet
Living a healthy life means making good choices. Studies show that families that have fruits and veg...
End Homework Hassles
If getting your child to do her schoolwork is a daily struggle, we've got easy solutions.
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The ABC's of Fruits and Vegetables
What nutrients do we get from fruits and vegetables and why are they important?
Fruits and vegeta...
Color Their World
Recent studies have shown that less than 15 percent of kids ages 6 through 12 eat five servings of f...
Explore a Discovery Museum
Kids are born with a passion for opening, pushing, pulling, and touching. For the youngest preschool...
Understanding Serving Sizes
You may be surprised to see how small one serving is for a child. For example, ½ cup cooked pasta m...
Introducing Your Child To The Arts
Unlock the magic of music, art and theater.
Benefits of Art Education
Most sc...
20-Minute Thanksgiving Memory Makers with the Family
As your family and friends come together for hugs, laughter, and favorite foods, it's the ideal time...
Reaching Out As a Family
Teaching compassion is a hands-on activity. Working side by side with your children-whether you're w...
The In-Between Stage
Don't be surprised if your child acts like she's a toddler one minute and a teenager the next.
Se...
Nutrition Ignition
Good food for high-performance health
Winter can throw all it has at your kids, bu...
Make A Clean Sweep
Scour the sink, corral the toys, wash the dog. Just don't call it housework, it should be house play...
The Little Stuff Love's Made Of
Planting a flowerbed with Mom. Shaving with Dad. Simple stuff? No way. To kids, this is the heart of...
Summer Freedom
Hanging-out time is a must for kids. It's time to relax, dream and explore. It's summertime!
Let ...
It's Time to Save Time
Moms everywhere love fast food. Not the burger and fries that are served out of a drive-through wind...
Well & Fit Family: Fitness Tips from Coach Steve
Want to get fit as a family? Fitness expert, Coach Steve Connaughton, has a few great tips the whole...
The Holidays Are Over - Now What?
Here's the news flash: Boring isn't bad. Kids need to understand that there are cycles and seasons t...
4 Tips for Exercising Indoors
It's important for kids to stay active, which can be challenging in winter when they only play outsi...
No More Food Fights
A school chef shares his secrets for coaxing kids to eat their veggies, help in the kitchen, and dev...
Seriously Shy?
A shy child may have trouble making friends. We tell you what you can do to help.
Q: My d...
Provide Healthy Choices
It's not unusual for a 3-year-old to skip meals or avoid certain foods. The key to helping a finicky...
Important Speech Milestones
There is a wide range of speech and language development that is considered normal. Early or later s...
Talking at Two
Leslie Powers is betting that her son Nathaniel will be an excellent charades player whe...
Tips on Eating Out with Kids
Limiting exposure to fast food restaurants may be one of the most important lessons you can teach yo...
Having a Blast in their Own Zone
Kids today spend a lot of time inside with computers and television.
And much of...
How to Ensure Happy Trails on a Day Hike
Before you go
Check out the environment. Often, parks produce ...
Halloween Lore
How did trick-or-treating begin?
The modern practice of trick-or-treating appear...
Pumpkin Carving Tips
A pumpkin carved into a jack-o-lantern is the most recognizable symbol of Halloween. And a well carv...
The Greatest Love of All
In movies and television, Valentine's Day is all about romantic love.
But in you...
A Good Night's Sleep Is a Good Day at School
Like food and shelter, a child's need for sleep is basic. The healthiest, happiest kids are the best...
Pumpkin People
Pumpkin Fast Facts
Enlighten your family with these interesting pumpkin facts. R...
Homework Helpers
Coaching kids with homework is a great way to improve their chances of doing well in school. Not onl...
Play's the Thing
The best toy store has no aisles, price tags or cashiers. For your two-year-old, the world is their ...
When Is It Time for Potty
Between 2 and 3, many children exhibit an interest in using the potty. If you feel your little one i...
Kid Chefs
When my son Rex was a toddler, he amazed family and friends with his adventurous ea...
Playdates With a Sick Child
Expert advice for one mom who is worried that her child is getting sick from other children in her p...
Encouraging Productive Play
Play constitutes a major role in your child's learning at this stage. We offer tips on how you can b...
Pleasing Picky Eaters
Does your daughter turn her nose up when you put vegetables on her plate? Do you have a child with a...
Gather 'Round The Table
Each year, on the fourth Thursday of November, families all over the country gather at the table to ...
5 Healthy Ideas To Celebrate Summer
With its relaxed days and warm nights, summer is a perfect time to inaugurate a few family customs a...
Smart Camp
Find out how camps devoted to math, science, languages and the arts offer a great alternative to tra...
Making Mother's Day Magical
Hey, Dad! With a little help from the kids, you can plan a Mother's Day for the memory books.
Gat...
Take A Summer "Staycation"
Who said you have to travel far and wide to relax and enjoy summer vacation? Your kids will feel rig...
Budget Friendly Fun
Visit your local firehouse. Most kids have seen the occasional fire truck pass by o...
Baby's Transitional Object
Why She's Attached to It
Some babies won't do anything without their toy, blanke...
Sports For Sharing
Every good coach knows, that the family that plays together stays together. And sharing sports--eith...
Preschooler Feeding & Eating: Make Mealtime Fun
Give a Squeeze:
Fill squeeze bottles with anything pourable -- BBQ sauce, fruit sa...
Walking & Making Buddies
So much depends on temperament, body build – even birth order. Find out what leads to those first ...
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