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Scientists Found a Trick to Make Little Kids Eat Their Vegetables

Here's a snack hack for people with young kids: A new study found they'll eat more vegetables if you try this trick.

The Met Gala Red Carpet Arrivals In New York City

Kim Kardashian's Kids Want To Pick Her Next Boyfriend

Kim Kardashian has said that her kids have compiled a list of men they want her to date.

5090 South The Furniture Store

Thank you to 5090 South The Furniture Store for being a Champion Sponsor for the Hits 96 Cares For Kids Radiothon.

In The Know with Gino: Improv Chattanooga Continues to Inspire Young Performers with Kid and Teen-Focused Drop-In Improv Classes

Here's a sneak peek at next week's Improv Chattanooga's Class schedule, designed specifically for kids and teens...

Tips to Getting Your Kids to Do Chores

In modern Mayan society in Mexico, kids voluntarily do chores. It's because the Mayans bring kids in on chores early and always have kids help or watch. You can do the same with your kids. Don't do work around the house while your kids are playing . . . involve them, even if it makes things take longer.

70% Of Parents Feel Their Kid Is Experiencing More Burnout Than They Are

A survey of 2,000 parents of school-aged children found that 70% believe their kids are experiencing more burnout than they are.

Keep Your Kids Safe In The Pool This Summer

With pool season just around the corner, use this safety tip to keep your little swimmer safe this summer

Mother Shocked Over Daughter's Card She Made In Art Class

What's the most PRIVATE thing about you that your child has SHARED publicly? A mom online shared a card that her 10-year-old daughter made in art class. It's orange, with a bunch of hearts on it, and it says, "You are the best mom EVER." However... it also says, "You love vodka, girl!"

Moms Want Time For Mother's Day

A poll of 2,000 moms found that over half want quality time with partners and children on Mother's Day.

TikTok Will Start Limiting Kids to One Hour Per Day

TikTok will start limiting kids to ONE HOUR of viewing per day. Kids 12 and under won't be able to keep using it unless a parent or guardian punches in a code. Kids 13 and up can enter their own code, but they'll still get the alerts. So they'll have to actively choose to keep scrolling.