Ditch those sit-ups: Here's how to tell if kids are fit

Kids today are less fit.

Was your parental leave long enough?

It was about right.

• With my first born, my wife at the time had 6 weeks off and then her sister watched him for two years. After the second one's birth she decided to be a stay at home mom for a couple of years. This difference showed up later with their relationship with their mom. The oldest has a better relationshi …

• The employer should have policies to deal with parental leave and you as an employee should understand that policy. Its not like they should be surprised that women have babies. If you have such a problem with parental leave, maybe you should have taken a job where there is not many women. What if y …

• I'm sorry, but I'm going to disagree with most of the men here. First you are whining about paying for education for someone else's kids. Grow up, who do you think paid for your education. Education powers the country not the individual. And by some of your comments, the taxpayers return on investme …

• Well first, I did and still do take responsibility for my kids and even some with my grandson. I was back to work the next day after I was back to work. Highly unlikely for my ex-wife, she had a c-section for both kids. My employer chose to offer maternity leave to it's female employees, it is a hos …

• Before we go bashing the Europeans over the EU going bankrupt, we need to look at our country's multi-trillion dollar deficit. We maybe heading there faster than the Europeans. Just saying, you may be calling a kettle black.

• It's part of an employers benefit package. Other employees are not paying for it. Just like an employer matching up to a certain % for your retirement. It's just part of your overall pay package, which by the way, the women are still getting shafted since there male counterpart in most jobs still ge …