August 2021

(BPT) – As summer draws to an end, many families are gearing up for an exciting new school year. And while picking out new pencils and notebooks is a fun way to prepare, it’s even more important to make sure your child is mentally ready to return to the classroom — whether that be virtually

(BPT) – Did you know 85 million Americans avoid buying foods with the top 9 allergens because of allergies of someone in their household? According to Food Allergy Research and Education, $19 billion is spent by these Americans annually to avoid specific proteins or allergens in their food. If you’re a parent, you know packing

(BPT) – With kids returning to classes this fall, staying on top of their schedules can be challenging. Whether their itinerary is packed with homework, music lessons or sporting events, kids are busier than ever, and finding time to eat as a family can be easier said than done. No matter what the new school

(BPT) – U.S. dairy and milk are working to become an environmental solution by innovating for the future and investing in new products, technologies and on-farm practices that will contribute to healthier people, planet and animals.

(BPT) – As work and school routines begin to shift again, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. After over a year of avoiding social activity, everyone’s lives are being upended once more. Without knowing what the “new normal” really means right now, it’s harder than ever to keep your families’ wellness on the front burner. Beginning

(BPT) – There’s no shame in craving treats. In fact, it’s completely normal. However, indulging in sweets can be troublesome as they are often high in sugar, calories and carbs and can compromise your healthy lifestyle. While finding a balance between control and indulgence can feel challenging, there are still ways you can satisfy your