Let’s face it — being honest isn’t always easy. For children who don’t always take into consideration the consequences of their actions, it can be especially difficult. They learn early on that they’ll be punished for making mistakes, and lying can seem like an easy way to cover up for wrongdoing. Children need to be taught why honesty is important with graceful guidance. Here’s how you can help your child understand the value of honesty.

Summer break in Florida may seem like the perfect time to stay inside to avoid the extreme weather. However, it’s important for the health of children and adults alike to get some sunlight on a daily basis. With the help of vitamin D from sunlight, children can grow healthy bones, build a strong immune system and reduce their chances of chronic illness later in life. Here are some of the best ways for you and your child to stay active over the summer.

Time flies. Before you know it, the child you just sent off to Pre-K for the first time will be on his way to college. Rather than relying on life events to come up as they happen, some parents create childhood bucket lists. These are lists of things to do before your child turns 18. Consider adding items you and your child can both enjoy that will become cherished lifelong memories. Here are our suggestions.

Whether your child knows the first hundred digits of pi by heart or is just a fan of sweets, they’ll love the idea of eating pie on Pi Day. Once a year on March 14th (3/14), math nerds and baking enthusiasts come together to celebrate this punny mathematical concept. Take this opportunity to teach your child about baking and math at the same time.