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Get creative with canned goods and increase your strength with some weight training. Give each child a canned food jar and work out arms together. You can even incorporate exercise into a game of pass the canned good after five reps

Many child stars never see a career as adults, and those who do often struggle to cope with the pressures of stardom. To add insult to injury, fame can be fleeting for a child star.

Moving, whether it's across town or across the country, can be a stressful situation. While the human members of the family can understand the process enough to know the outcome is worth the struggle, the same can't be said for your pets.

Cries of “ewwww” and “yuck” from the dinner table can frustrate even the most masterful chef. If your children are less-than-enthusiastic about your meal preps, then it’s time to cook up something creative and better yet, easy, to pacify the pickiest eaters in your household.

Children change their minds at the drop of a hat and have meltdowns due to a number of different reasons. However, if your child has suddenly stopped liking something that she previously has loved, there might be more to the story.

In the absence of the proper care, however, it can also be one of the most unsightly. Even clean bathrooms can fall prey to mold and mildew growth, as the damp, warm environment is the perfect place to encourage spores to flourish.

Be it by denial or desperation (wearing a three-year-old on one leg is not considered appropriate gala attire), most parents are guilty of favorably coloring their little darling to prospective caretakers.

Let’s face it: Kids are expensive. It seems like you buy a new pair of shoes one week, only to have your children outgrow them the next. From clothes and hygiene accessories to food and produce, your children deserve the best, but how can you provide quality necessities without breaking the bank?