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Most of us believed everything our parents told us when we were little. I remember sitting at the dinner table, choking down every last carrot on my plate because my Grandfather had told me, "if you don't eat your carrots you'll go blind".

Are you familiar with this game? My kids love it! It's truly the only game they can play for over an hour without getting bored. I don't love the game but its hard to get rid of something that makes your kids laugh and keeps them entertained...

When Lily found out she was going to Disneyland, she reacted the way a lot of kids might – with tears of joy. Her little sister? Not so much.

Everyone's had that moment after something happens and you think, "Man, I'm old."  That moment probably happened when you were, like, 29.  And now, you can't believe you thought you were old back THEN. Here's a list from the website Buzzfeed of seven of the saddest undeniable signs that you're becoming a GROWN-UP.  Sorry.  1.  You find yourself in constant conversations about buying ho

Volleyball and Football tryouts are in full swing in The Magic Valley. As a kid I remember running until I vomited in tryouts. Most kids will do anything to make the team. Sports and school are the most important thing in a teenagers life and if they don't make the team it ruins their whole school year. So they run until they vomit, right?

While most toddlers struggle to learn how to use the potty, one tot in Cleveland is busy mastering geography.

I love shark week, but some of it can be gory and a little too graphic. On the other side of things...shark week isn't all about people getting their limbs bitten off. Shark week can be educational. My son and I have learned a lot about what types of sharks are endangered species, how long sharks live, how big sharks get, etc...

There are a lot of deceptively tough stuff in this world. Diving, sticking on a price tag, even just being a cute little pup can be hard. You know what else can be super challenging? Blowing out birthday candles.

Anyone who tells you spelling isn't important is wrong.

As a parent it is our job to protect our kids. That is why we lather our kids with sunscreen, put them in harnesses when we drive and tell them not to play in the street. All of these things are normal things to tell your children. According to a new report from ABC News  you will need to warn your children about falling TVs too.

Some toys in kids meals may be actually more appropriate for bigger kids. Much bigger kids.

It's no secret that kids like to use their imaginations, so one group with a great cause has decided to take that a step further.