Featured Articles

	Title	Issue
	Michigan Themed Birthday Party Fun Kids have heaps of hometown pride for the Mitten State? Celebrate with metro Detroit faves from Faygo to sports teams to Motor City auto flair. Kristen J. Gough	January 2012
	Yoga for Kids: Three Moves and Poses to Try Teach your children a few fun and simple poses that foster bedtime calm, bonding, relaxation and healthy self-image, from instructor Kira Willey. Kira Willey	January 2012
	Unstructured Free Play Time for Kids is Critical Using their imaginations – not just the Internet – is still crucial for today's children. Here's why, and what parents can do to help foster more of it. Lynne Meredith Golodner	January 2012
	Help Your Child Transition to the Big Kid Bed How can parents ensure it's a smooth switch for kids? Here are three key tips to guide you when your toddler is graduating from the crib. Malia Jackson	January 2012
	Organic Puree Recipes for Babies: Four Recipes Make homemade healthy food for your infant or toddler with apples, spinach and more, all created by the mom behind blog SimplyBabyFoodRecipes.net. Tamika L. Gardner	January 2012
	Is American Idiot Fit for Teens? The hit musical from rock group Green Day may be just the ticket for quality time and talking with your teens. Kelly Buren	January 2012
	Eight Ways to Outsmart Overspending Got a bad habit (or two) that's keeping the family green in the red? A can-do mom offers a reality check with savvy ways to save your money. Leslie Greenman/DatingOurMoney.com	January 2012
	Kid Stuff in Downtown Northville Family friendly fare offers fun galore in this quaint southeast Michigan town, filled with shops, pottery, theater and more for children. Northville Downtown Development Authority	January 2012
	Wilmington and Cape Fear Coast, NC, in Winter This North Carolina seaside town offers history, shops and offbeat attractions that are perfect for families to discover in the colder months. Kristen J. Gough	January 2012
	Teens and New Year Resolutions These improvement goals can be positive growth opportunities. Here's how parents can help their kids in four areas: weight, money, grades and friends. Heidi Smith Luedtke	January 2012