In a continued effort to fight childhood obesity and encourage healthy lifestyles at an early age, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama served as the Kids Mercedes –Benz Marathon title sponsor for the eighth consecutive year.
If you have adopted or plan to adopt, mark your calendar to attend this incredible event created to provide families with support and important resources pertaining to the medical, developmental and emotional needs of adopted children.
Martial arts can help your children become physically fit, while also helping kids to focus mentally.
Sharing hugs with loved ones has always been special, but did you know that hugging can actually have a positive impact on your health, as well?
When it comes to choosing a camp for your child, there are a host of options.
Experts from the University of Alabama at Birmingham offer ways to keep your little ghosts and goblins safe this Halloween.
Doris Phillips and the Circle of Love Foundation.
IronKids Alpharetta, one of the largest IronKids triathlons in the country, is returning to Alpharetta, GA on Sept. 15-16, 2018, at the newly renovated Wills Park Pool.
According to “The Nation’s Report Card,” more than 60 percent of fourth graders in the United States are not proficient at reading.
Birmingham Parent’s Little Learners Directory 2018
Learn how providing extracurricular activities for your preschooler can encourage their natural curiosity and love of learning.
“Don’t leave me! NO! Please! Mommy! Mommy, don’t go!” Sound familiar? Separation anxiety is a normal part of child development. Here are some tips to help alleviate your child’s anxiety.
K – 12 students across the state can engage with online reading and learning activities all summer long!
Rachel Ashcraft, an occupational therapist with Child Play Therapy in Birmingham, specializes in childhood trauma triggers.
Today’s Teens and the Long, Slow Road to Adulthood.
Originally scheduled for April, this Jory’s Journey event will be the first Autism Walk to be held in Birmingham that is focused on the underserved families in the Birmingham area who are impacted by autism.
The governor and over 50 Alabama mayors proclaim April 22 – 28, 2018 as Parental Alienation Prevention Week and April 25, 2018 as Parental Alienation Awareness “Bubbles for Love” Day.
The Rivera family lived in a cozy three-bedroom home. But cozy became cramped when they adopted four children within two years. “We had gone from three to seven people under one roof,” recalls their mother Nancy. So the Riveras moved to a larger home about an hour away.
Tips for parents to help children when transitioning to a new school.