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A study published by the American Heart Association proves the benefits of childhood exercise by showing active kids have lower blood pressure.

Physical activity in the classroom helps children learn better and be healthier. Includes easy ideas to help teachers integrate physical activity into their classrooms.

Children love to play with air-balloons. Here are some ideas for easy to set up indoor and outdoor activities.

Part one of a two-part series on getting kids to be more active. Offers reasons kids need to be active and suggestions for families with limited time or money.

Trailer bikes for children enable families to cycle together in the great outdoors and teach young kids the basics of road safety whilst keeping them safe.

Halifax museums offer interesting exhibits that appeal to all ages. For kid-friendly fun head to the waterfront or explore the art gallery on a romantic weekend.

Quiet time before bed, consistent bedtime rituals, an awareness of sleep associations and age-appropriate bedtimes all help to encourage healthy sleep for children.

Fatigue, isolation, boredom, frustration and financial stress are some common problems faced by stay-at-home parents.

Sexting is sending sexually explicit text and pictures via one's cellphone. Teens may think it's just harmless fun; the dangers may be more severe than they realize.

Mixed breed dogs make wonderful pets, as long as they are carefully chosen and are the right match for you.

Havanese dogs are popular family pets as well as a fun breed for owners who enjoy showing. An experienced Havanese puppy breeder is key to a good match.

Indoors or outside, quiet or loud, teachers can make Earth Day special (without headaches) by finding enriching activities for students.

Traveling with kids on a long car trip can be agonizing if you're not prepared with adequate car activities, games and food.

Children need to stay active and continue playing even on cold days during winter.