Nonprofit gym gives busy Boston moms a break with free childcare, income-based fees

Feb. 2   Leave a Comment  

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You can finally have some “me” time!

Zuckerberg wants Facebook opened to kids under 13

May 23, 2011   4 Comments  

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Eh … what do you think?

Are temporary tattoos dangerous?

April 18, 2011   Leave a Comment  

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the recent past issued import blocks on temporary tattoos that do not comply with federal labeling regulations. Buyer beware: Make sure the ones you get clearly list their ingredients on the packaging. (Thinkstock)

FDA regulation?

Five children die in central Florida fire

Nov. 10, 2010   1 Comment  

Five children, three brothers and two sisters, died in a house fire on Monday in Citra, Fla. that fire officials believed was caused by a space heater. Trapped inside the house at 1760 NE 182nd Place were the five children of Krista Jordan, a night-shift manager at a McDonalds restaurant, according to the St. Petersburg [...]

Technology can help those affected by Pakistan flood

Aug. 4, 2010   3 Comments  

Ironically, many of Pakistan’s displaced are suffering from dehydration during the country’s biggest flood in 80 years.

Six-month old baby has three transplant surgeries, symbolizes National Minority Donor Awareness Day

Aug. 3, 2010   Leave a Comment  

Zach Baza

Weeks before his six-month birthday, doctors told Zach’s parents he was about to die.

Port-au-Prince in Pictures

Jan. 25, 2010   Leave a Comment  

Port-au-Prince destroyed

At 4:53 p.m. on Jan. 12, 2010, Haiti changed forever.

Your World in Focus 6: The children

Nov. 29, 2009   Leave a Comment  

On November 20 we celebrated the 20th anniversary of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of a Child. Every year countless parades are held to celebrate the violations that have been overcome. But often we fail to recognize those violations that still occur, not only in developing nations, but right here in the developed [...]

Expert: Kids need unstructured playtime

June 23, 2009   Leave a Comment  

COLUMBIA, Mo. — University of Missouri News Bureau — It’s summertime, summertime, sum-, sum-, summertime! For some kids, that means little league, play groups, swim lessons, camping, summer school, dance class and many other activities. But hold on a second! All of those structured activities may be doing more harm than good. A University of [...]

India’s malnutrition problem growing

March 22, 2009   Leave a Comment  

Hunger and malnutrition are serious issues in African society. Several African nations shamefully boast outrageous starvation and poverty rates, however there are parts of one nation that are in even worse shape. India.

Kiddie MP3 player released

Feb. 15, 2008   1 Comment  

Calgary-based Peapod Toys has released a children’s MP3 player called the SweetPea3. It’s a fully-functional, yet remarkably simply music device that plays 256MB of MP3 or WMA audio. The SweetPea3 is battery-operated with an A/C adapter for charging/plugged-in use. It’s meant to be used by ages 0-8 — school age children, toddlers and even infants. [...]