For kids (and adults), cookie baking is one of the best parts of the holidays: gingerbread cookies, sugar cookies, thumbprint ...

Finding meals that kids actually enjoy can sometimes feel like a challenge. You want options that are quick and easy but still tasty enough to have them asking for seconds. This list of 15 ...

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WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Getting kids ready for school involves purchasing essentials like book bags and binders, but experts advise parents to also consider how to set their children up for success ...

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Discover holiday snacks both kids and adults will love — from sweet treats to savory bites perfect for parties.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — If you’re looking for an easy, go-to meal this summer for your kiddos and even yourself, Food City has you covered! Food City Pantry is all about curating that perfect lunch ...

Packing your child’s lunch day after day can become difficult, especially when you’re trying to constantly switch things up and offer healthy options. Feeding Littles has created a book of nutritious ...

NOW, AS THE SCHOOL YEAR ENDS, NUTRITIONISTS ARE ENCOURAGING PARENTS AND KIDS TO FEED THEIR CHILDREN HEALTHY MEALS. THIS SUMMER. JOINING US THIS AFTERNOON IS CAMILLA MARTIN, A NUTRITIONIST AT UW HEALTH ...

During my college days, I had a, shall I say, toxic relationship with food. It became a problem. While there’s nothing wrong with gaining the classic freshman 15 (in fact, it's an expected part of the ...

The first thing I ever tried to cook, back when I measured my age in single digits, was eggs in a frame. It was Mother’s Day, and my sister and I decided that our gift would be making breakfast for ...

Meal planning can be a slog. Let us help. Credit... Supported by By Emily Weinstein Summer is hot dogs and ice pops, shaggy dinners at dusk, the melting mixture of energy and malaise that gives the ...