By Ericca Lovegrove, RD, LD Center for Healthy Weight and Nutrition Nationwide Children’s Hospital For toddlers, snacking is a very important part of the day. Unlike adults, they need to eat more frequently to maintain their energy levels. Healthy snacks help control toddler hunger while providing a nutritious boost, but how can parents ensure their little ones will still be hungry for dinner after a day of snacking?

Today host Craig Melvin chats with fans before Friday morning’s show. Hilton Head Island’s people, culture, natural resources and businesses were spotlighted in an hour-long national program filmed during a steamy day on the beach Friday at Sea Pines Resort. Here’s the top moments from NBC’s “Today” show coverage of the 3rd Hour from the beach, which came from a luxury home on Hilton Head at 9 a.m. Friday before a live audience.

Cahill’s Market in October 2007 with its Halloween display of pumpkins. Jean Tanner Submitted photo Food Network star, celebrity chef and restaurateur, Bobby Flay, visited Bluffton’s own Cahill’s Market on Monday. Arriving as a complete surprise, Flay visited the local favorite without cameras filming for the popular culinary television channel, Food Network.

EAT IT AND LIKE IT | Presented weekly by SAVANNAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE If you drink beer in Savannah, then you undoubtedly know all about the goings on at Starland’s Two Tides Brewing Company. They celebrated a fourth Anniversary over the weekend with music, food and of course lots and lots of beer. It was also a coming out party, if you will, for Two Tides newest (but certainly not last) side project.

Before he steps out the screen door that leads into a modest backyard garden, Roosevelt Brownlee stops to grab a long blue-handled hoe. “Snakes,” he says, pointing to the woods standing between his house east of Bee Road and the Truman Parkway. One’s slithering away. It’s an indigo black spine snake.” It’s nice not to have houses crowding in on you, he allows, but trees and shrubs are a perfect habitat for snakes.

The Kentucky Derby may be known as the “most exciting two minutes in sports,” but its celebrations are the one segment of the race that many that have had the opportunity to attend don’t want to end. Derby Day has turned into an anticipated event for those who love to gather in style, have a love for horses, and most importantly who love good barbecue and finger foods.