In order for one to be successful, one must have excellent self-esteem. As parents, we want to help encourage our kids self-esteem so they will be successful. But how can we do it? Check out 3 ways to Help Your Kids Build Self-Esteem.

The Super Bowl is tomorrow and kids and babies across the country are gearing up for the big event! Huffington Post Parents asked parents to send in pictures of their kids rooting for their favorite teams and the result is a bunch of the cutest little Super Bowl fans you’ll ever see.

Do you homeschool your kids or are you thinking about homeschooling? If so, you might want to check out one mom’s thoughts on the subject: Homeschooling has its Good and Bad Days. She talks about the ups and downs of teaching your own children from home.

Healthy food can be super expensive, but it doesn’t have to be or so says a new study from the Harvard School of Public Health. From serving water instead of juice and whole grains instead of refined, see how your kids’ snacks can be healthy and inexpensive.

If your son or daughter shouts “MINE!” one more time, you’re probably going to scream, right?  Or if your teenager says “it’s not fair” one more time, you may very well lock yourself in the bedroom. Can you relate? Check out these other annoying things kids say.

We’ve all been there. You’re shopping or enjoying a meal in a restaurant and the kid next to you is loud, so loud that no one can enjoy themselves.  So, what do you do? Do you ignore it, send the parents a few nasty glares and hope they’ll get the message, or do you say something to the child? Modern Mom asks When is it OK to Discipline Other People’s Kids?

There are moms and dads on Facebook who overshare their kids.  We’ve all seen them. They post every little detail and every picture they’ve ever taken of their child. But are you one? Check out these signs of parents who overshare their kids on Facebook and find out.

Let’s face it: toddlers are funny, especially once they start talking. If you need a good laugh and a good way to entertain your little one, try these: 5 things to ask your toddler (when you need a good laugh) from The Stir.

Is your child an extrovert or introvert? In other words, are they shy or outgoing (or somewhere in between)?  Almost all kids fall somewhere on the spectrum, and it’s best for you to know where so you can properly parent them. Need some help? Check out Parenting Your Little Introvert or Extrovert from Real Simple.

If you love to take your kids to the movies and you’re wondering what’s coming out this year, check out this great guide to 2012 kids’s movies.  From The Lorax to The Secret World of Arrietty, there’s something for everyone this year.

If there is one thing that is certain, kids love to play!  Why not give them a little more space to play in your home, maybe an indoor swing or a fun bed canopy?  If you’re looking for some great ideas, check out Real Simple’s playful decorating ideas.

Napping is something that comes naturally to little bodies, but napping well not so much. If your child is not a good napper, he or she may need to be trained or led into a world of good nap-taking. Need some tips? Check out how to get your child to nap.

If you spent the holidays traveling, especially if you crossed over multiple time zones to visit family and friends, your body might have a few issues adjusting to its normal state. Just imagine the problems your kids will be having, especially if they have to go back to school this week. If your little ones are having issues getting to sleep due to your travel schedule, check out these tips for getting your kids back to sleep.

If you have some cookie dough lying around and you’re looking for a good Christmas day activity, check out these fun little Christmas kid cookies. The fun is in the decorating (and the eating). Your children are sure to have a blast making a cookie that looks just like them!

Remember that book about dieting for young girls? How about the breastfeeding baby doll? These are just few of the weird, outrageous and just plain strange products for kids and babies we saw this year.