Planning your family fun time by working in a schedule for the days they are out of school just may save your sanity!

We want our kids to be healthy and have strong bodies, but sometimes we may put more emphasis on their physical activities and strengthening than looking out for our kids mental development needs.

Corey Clement knows what’s up! Thank you for choosing Tasty Clean to keep your football mouth guard fresh and clean all season long!

Cavities (also known as caries or tooth decay) are one of the most common chronic diseases of childhood in the United States. Untreated cavities can cause pain and infections that may lead to problems with eating, speaking, playing, and learning. So how can you help your children stay cavity free? First of all brush and floss, and limit the amount of sugary treats, and keep these factors in mind…

Today we are celebrating our wonderful Earth! The planet we live, play, work, love, explore and thrive on! April 22 every year is Earth Day, and a wonderful opportunity to teach our kids more about protecting planet Earth.

We hope you are planning time with the family this Easter. Whether your Easter plans include bunnies hopping down the trail, baskets, bonnets or candy, chances are eggs may have a role. Coloring, hiding and eventually eating Easter eggs has been a long-held tradition for many families. But are they safe to eat?

When caring for your young child’s dental health, don’t underestimate the importance of teething and dental health in your babies and toddlers. In fact, caring for baby teeth is just as important as caring for adult teeth. Baby teeth prepare the way for adult teeth to erupt through the gums. If they decay or are removed too early, orthodontic treatment is necessary to make space for the adult teeth to come through.

Help keep our kids safe! One of the reasons Tasty Clean was started was to keep my baby safe and free from unnecessary germs while in public. Now that the kids are growing, we are more and more concerned as a family about keeping our children physically safe as they engage in sports. So this month we participate in the National youth Sports Safety Month and wanted to share this information and safety tips with you.

Getting outdoors is a healthy way for your kids to connect to themselves and nature, spending time exploring and discovering their local roots.

Not everyone spends spring break lounging on a sandy beach. For those of us staying home for spring break around DFW this week, the options for things to do – and ways to avoid cabin fever with the whole family at home – may seem limited. But really, there are many activities you and your family finally have time to explore. Here are some ways you can stay active, both physically and intellectually