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Benefits of Texas Local Honey
By: The Kid’s Directory Family Resource Guide – Houston
Have you ever wondered if there is a natural and delicious way to help alleviate allergies in both children and adults? Look no further than the golden goodness of local honey. Not only does local honey add…
5 Family-Friendly Camping Destinations Near Houston
By: The Kid’s Directory Family Resource Guide – Houston
Texas has some amazing camping destinations for families to enjoy the great outdoors. You can spend the day hiking, walking nature trails, fishing, boating, kayaking, bird watching, and nature programs…
Family-Friendly Outdoor Movie Watching in Houston
By: The Kid’s Directory Family Resource Guide – Houston
One of my favorite childhood memories was going to the drive-in movie theater with my family. When I was young, there was only one drive-in theater left, about a 40-minute drive each way. The driving time was…
Top Reasons Why Houston Summer Camps Are Important for Children
By: The Kid’s Directory Family Resource Guide – Houston
Summer is a great time for children to have fun, explore new things, and make memories. Summer Camps can give them the experience of a lifetime.
There are many benefits that come with attending summer camps,…
14 Free Family-Friendly Things To Do In Houston!
By: The Kid’s Directory Family Resource Guide – Houston
The Kid’s Directory knows how important it is to spend time with family, so we found 14 family friendly things to do in Houston for FREE. You can spend the day in the park with a picnic lunch, enjoy outdoor…
The 5 Best Family Getaway for the Day Adventures in the Houston Area
By: The Kid’s Directory Family Resource Guide – Houston
Houston & the surrounding area have so many amazing places to visit, especially if you are looking for some exciting things to do with the family. You can find something that is fun for the whole family and…
Overnight Camps in Houston for Kids
By: The Kid’s Directory Family Resource Guide – Houston
Up till now, some parents are still averse to the idea of summer camps for their children. If you’re one of those parents, we assure you that day and overnight camps in Houston have much more benefits than you…
Is it Colic or Something Else? When Your Baby’s Crying Doesn’t Stop
By: Carolina Boyd, Communications Associate
A crying infant can signal many things. It can mean the baby is hungry, or needs a diaper change. It may also be a sign that the baby is just very tired. However, what do you do if despite your best efforts…
10 Tips to Keep Your Child Safe Around the Holidays
By: Alana Redmond
The holidays can be a fun time of the year to enjoy with family and friends, but it can also bring risk to your children and household. Without proper precaution, holiday decorations, toys, and food…
Strep Throat: The Dreaded Sore Throat for Both Parents and Children
By: Carolina Boyd, Communications Associate
Sore throats are a common childhood ailment, especially during the cooler weather months. Most of the time, there is not much for parents to worry about but occasionally a sore throat can be the first sign of…
Keeping Your Child Safe in the Car: Child Passenger Safety Awareness Week
By: Carolina Boyd, Communications Associate
One of the most important responsibilities parents have is to keep their children safe. Part of that duty involves child passenger safety. According to the United States Department of Transportation,…
Awesome Fun Things To Do In Houston With Kids
By: Barrett White
Are you planning a trip to Houston with the kids soon? If yes, then this article is the solution to the most important question there is. How do you make this a fun trip for the kids? Houston is a large city in Texas…
Kid-Friendly Events Around Houston, TX
By: Barrett White
Houston is a city that has many fun things to do. But it can be challenging to find something for kids to do. Many of us have busy lives and less time to do entertaining things to do with our kids. That…
7 Things To Do In Houston To Beat The Summer Heat
By: Barrett White
Houston is a place where you can find the perfect weather for any day of the year. From mild winters to hot summers, Houston has all kinds of fun things to do during each season! In this blog post, you will…
Top 8 Reasons Why Houston Summer Camp is Important for Children
By: Barrett White
Summer is a great time for children to have fun, explore new things, and make memories. But what about those kids who don’t get the opportunity to go away on summer vacation? The ones that are…
Houston Camp Guide for Summer 2021
By: Barrett White
Houston’s summer camps are a great way to keep kids entertained and busy this summer. With so many options available, it can be hard to choose the right camp for your child….
6 Reasons Why Your Child Should Attend Summer Camps in Houston
By: Barrett White
There is tremendous joy and relief when our child, beaming with happiness and laughter, jumps into our arms after a week of Summer Camps in Houston. It takes a lot of courage, both for us as parents…
Summer Camp for Kids in Houston
By: Barrett White
The summer camp is the perfect place to gain independence. Participants make decisions for themselves at camp, managing their daily choices in a safe environment….
Summer Activities In Houston
By: Barrett White
In Houston, we have no problems! The business magazine Forbes has already named Houston the coolest and most successful city in the USA, ahead of New York and Los Angeles.…
The 5 Best Spring Break Camps in Houston
By: Barrett White
Houston is a great place to spend your spring break, especially if you are looking for some exciting things to do. You can find something for just about any age group and experience level! In this blog post, we…
Tracking Your Child’s Development: What Does It All Mean?
By: Dr. Tamisha Jones, Medical Director of Pediatrics
From the moment your baby is born, you are closely watching him or her for every possible milestone. Is my son the right weight for his age? Why is my daughter’s head so big? Many parents can’t help but…
Parental Involvement For Your Child: How Much Is Best?
Christina M. Ward — January 29, 2021 in Parenting category on Babienet.com
We’ve all heard the warnings about being a “helicopter parent.” Parental involvement is so important but no parent wants to over do it or smother their kids, or be too overprotective, or not…
Find A Good Babysitter For Your Baby
Christina M. Ward — December 29, 2020 in Baby category on Babienet.com
Finding a babysitter for the first time can feel like an overwhelming task for new parents. The days when the teenage girl down the street babysat for the neighborhood children seem like they are long…
Infographic: The Best Foods To Eat During Pregnancy (And What To Avoid)
Joanna Coggins — November 2, 2020 in Pregnancy category on Babienet.com
For pregnant women, one of the tough decisions to make is what to eat or include in their diet. Since what they eat would be the primary source of nutrition for the baby, eating healthy foods is of utmost importance.
What Happened To Family Game Night?
Christina M. Ward — October 22, 2020 in Parenting category on Babienet.com
According to PBS, bringing back Family Game Night has more benefits than family bonding time. It can help your children improve fine motor skills, teach problem-solving skills, and even help to improve…
Warning Signs Your Child Might Need Therapy
Christina M. Ward — September 30, 2020 in Child Development category on Babienet.com
If there is a silver lining anywhere at all in the Covid-19 pandemic of 2020, it is that the subject of mental health is being more openly discussed with regards to our children. We are all seeing the effects…
What You Need To Know About Child Brain Development
Christina M. Ward — August 31, 2020 in Child Development category on Babienet.com
A lot of parents operate on the assumption that their children think like tiny adults. But for children, their brain development is at a different physiological stage. Their brains are still developing and with…
What Are Normal Attention Spans for Children?
Christina M. Ward — July 28, 2020 in Child Development category on Babienet.com
An attention span refers to the time a person can focus on a particular activity before losing focus or losing interest. There are great many ways to test attention span, for example, online tests…
Parenting Children with ADD and ADHD
Christina M. Ward — July 4, 2020 in Parenting category on Babienet.com
Parenting children with ADD and ADHD is, well, HARD. It is challenging. It will push you to the limits of your patience and beyond. But the joys of raising these children with such a fire for life…
Child Development Courses You Can Take Online
Christina M. Ward — July 2, 2020 in Child Development category on Babienet.com
There are many child development courses available to you online that you can take advantage of to brush up on your skills or learn something new. If you have never thought about learning about…
7 Ways to Prepare Your Toddler for Preschool
Christina M. Ward — May 11, 2020 in Toddler category on Babienet.com
Preschool is an exciting time of learning and socializing for your toddler. For some children it is the most fun they’ve ever had For others, the time away from their parents is a bit unnerving or even…
What’s New In Child Development Research?
Christina M. Ward — May 9, 2020 in Child Development category on Babienet.com
Child development research studies are ongoing and it is sometimes hard to keep up with the latest, especially if the studies are released in scientific jargon that isn’t all that easy to unpack. I learned when…
3 Must Have Baby and Toddler Apps
Christina M. Ward — February 21, 2020 in Toddler category on Babienet.com
As parents, we want our children to be entertained, but we also want them to be safe and learning. These three apps are enjoyable, safe for your toddlers’ curiosity, and will generate exciting play…