Prevent your kids from becoming obese! These tips will have your kids beggin for more veggies.

Jenny McCarthy is a The New York Times® bestselling author, actress, producer and comedian. More importantly, she is 'mommy' to her son Evan, who received a diagnosis of autism with associated language, social, and play delays in 2005. The following suggestions for parents are helpful in expediting the wellness and overall well-being of children with autism.

Jenny McCarthy is a The New York Times® bestselling author, actress, producer and comedian. More importantly, she is 'mommy' to her son Evan, who received a diagnosis of autism with associated language, social, and play delays in 2005. The following suggestions for parents are helpful in expediting the wellness and overall well-being of children with autism.

Jenny McCarthy is a The New York Times® bestselling author, actress, producer and comedian. More importantly, she is 'mommy' to her son Evan, who received a diagnosis of autism with associated language, social, and play delays in 2005. The following suggestions for parents are helpful in expediting the wellness and overall well-being of children with autism.

Jenny McCarthy is a The New York Times® bestselling author, actress, producer and comedian. More importantly, she is 'mommy' to her son Evan, who received a diagnosis of autism with associated language, social, and play delays in 2005. The following suggestions for parents are helpful in expediting the wellness and overall well-being of children with autism.

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Do your kids ignore you? Do you have to say things 3-4 times before they finally listen? You could be unintentionally teaching them to not pay attention to you. Learn 3 things you can do today to let your kids know you mean what you say and they need to listen the first time and every time.

Is it hard for your children to stay focused? Do they flit from one thing to the next? Do they try to do homework while watching TV, surfing the net, and IMing their friends? Discover how you can help kids develop the valuable ability to S-T-R-E-T-C-H their attention span and stay focused for more than a few minutes at a time. And yes, this technique also works for adults who want to improve their ability to concentrate.