Archive of: Feature and Healthy Kids and NAPC

	Title	Issue
	Kid-Centered Ceremonies Ceremonies magically transfom the ordinary into the extraordinary, and children love them as an opportunity to express creativity. Let these ideas spark your own family rituals. Charlotte Eulette	December 2010
	Democracy in Action Ask Isaac Graves what seventh grade was like at The Free School in Albany, New York, and he paints a picture that would seem like a dream to many conventional middle schoolers—and a nightmare to their administrators. There were no tests, no homework... Lisa Marshall	August 2010
	Smacking Good Snacks Expand the notion of snack time and have healthy foods ready when hunger strikes at a moment’s notice. Judith Fertig	August 2010
	Kids' Vitamin Guide Most kids are more likely to grab a French fry than a broccoli floret. Fortunately, a children’s-specific, high-quality multivitamin can help provide crucial, missing nutrients, as well as build an early shield against diabetes, heart disease and childhood cancers	August 2010
	Out of the Mouths of Babes Children are born with the ability to eat instinctively, fully tuned in to internal cues of hunger and fullness. Dr. Michelle May	July 2010
	Kayaking with Kids Kayaking provides a wonderful way to solidify the bond between a child and parent, by sealing it with nature itself. Larry and Christine Showler	June 2010
	Common Sense Defenses Against Seasonal Allergies When seasonal allergies begin affecting your children’s sleep, concentration, and school attendance, follow these tips to naturally reduce their contact with allergic substances while boosting their immune system. Bevin Wallace	May 2010
	Outdoor Play Embarking on an outdoor walking adventure is an easy and enjoyable way of introducing children to nature’s wonders. Debra Bokur	April 2010
	Goodnight, Moon Transform your little ones' rooms so they feel happy at home every day in a loving, nurturing safe place, where they can grow into the fullness of who they are meant to be. Judith Fertig	March 2010
	Keep Kids Singing According to experts, parents singing traditional classic songs routinely with their kids can actively support a child’s healthy social, emotional and intellectual development.	February 2010