kids

What would you do? What would you do if you had a whole day to yourself from start to finish with no kids in Idaho?

Here are some hacks to make your travel time with the kiddos this holiday a little less chaotic.

What would you do if you had a child who was contemplating or discussing suicidal thoughts in your home?

What would you do if you expected your child to come home from school, only to have them not arrive or the bus not show up when expected?

It is time to start preparing for illness making its way into your home in Idaho, especially over the next couple of weeks.

It seems like children in Idaho, Washington, and Utah are in more danger than ever before, and parents need to be on high alert before something happens.

How are Idaho Schools doing teaching our kids? Yeah, about that...

What would you do if you went out in public with your children and heard someone playing loud, offensive music?

Don't believe writing in script is important for your kids to know? TOO BAD!

Make sure to keep eyes open and stay alert to help avoid any danger and concerns that are waiting to happen this summer in Idaho that could alter your family.

As hard as parents try to protect their kids, pedophiles in Idaho, Washington, and Utah may be talking to your children without you knowing it.

And we don't want that, now do we?

Many in California say not having children has made their lives better, and it is hard to argue with them.

Many have decided against having kids and claim that their lives are better off without them. They have good reasons and don't seem to regret this decision.

What would you do if you were at an attraction aimed at kids, a theme park, or a carnival, and saw grown adults there without kids having fun?

There are certain states where kids are in more danger, and less safe than others, and it is up to the parents to help protect them as best they can.

There is one way your children in Idaho are being harmed and you may not be aware of it, but with this danger, there are ways to protect them.

One such attraction has been in Twin Falls lately, and was set to leave town, but called an audible and has decided to stay a little bit longer.

There have been reports of a strange man asking children if they want candy in the Magic Valley or seen talking to children, and it has many parents spooked.

Having a birthday as a kid is the best, and when it falls on a school day you want to celebrate, but one teacher might have ruined that for every kid in Idaho.