For preschoolers and young children at a loss for making New Year\'s resolutions, U.S. pediatricians say they have some suggestions. For preschoolers, the American Academy of Pediatrics suggested the following resolutions: -- I will clean up my toys and put them where they belong. -- I will brush my teeth twice a day, and wash my hands after going to the bathroom and before eating. -- I won\'t tease dogs or other pets, even friendly ones. I will avoid being bitten by keeping my fingers and face away from their mouths. For children ages 5-12, the doctors suggested: -- I will drink reduced-fat milk and water every day, and drink soda and fruit drinks only on special occasions. -- I will apply sunscreen before I go outdoors on bright sunny days. I will try to stay in the shade whenever possible and wear a hat and sunglasses, especially when playing sports. -- I will try to find a sport such as basketball or soccer or an activity like playing tag, jumping rope, dancing or riding my bike that I like and do it at least three times a week. -- I will always wear a helmet when bicycling. -- I will wear my seat belt every time I get in a car. I\'ll sit in the back seat and use a booster seat until I am tall enough to use a lap/shoulder seat belt. -- I\'ll be nice to other kids. I\'ll be friendly to kids who need friends, such as someone who is shy, or is new to my school. -- I\'ll never give out personal information such as my name, home address, school name or telephone number on the Internet, or send a picture of myself to someone I chat with on the computer without my parents\' permission.