100 Tips for Nannies and Families

Your kids, ages three, six, and eight, are active kids.  You want to channel that energy in positive directions, in ways that will benefit them for years to come.  You’ve asked them what they’d like to do: they don’t know.  You’ve suggested dance classes, little league sports, and family volunteerism: your kids don’t seem interested.  […]

When WE were kids, we played kick-the-can, Simon-says, and a host of other wireless games.  Handed down from generation to generation, these games encouraged physical activity and fostered the development of social skills.  Today’s kids have video games.  We’ve all heard about the harms of excessive video game playing:  social isolation, a sedentary lifestyle, obesity, […]