We all want to stay safe and avoid trouble. Life, unfortunately, doesn’t always work out this way. Luckily the majority of these dramatic disruptions don’t amount to much more than bumps and bruises, relatively speaking. Yet it’s always better to be safe than sorry, requiring families to hope for the best but prepare for the […]
Common Infertility Issues and How to Beat Them
April 11, 2016 By Leave a Comment
No matter what the reason is for infertility, starting a family is not impossible. If you truly want to bring a baby into the world, you can beat infertility and start a family in your own way and on your own terms. The following outlines the causes of infertility and its various solutions: Infertility Statistics […]
Five Ways to Positively Influence How Your Kids Use Technology
December 3, 2015 By 1 Comment
In the last 30 years our world has become increasingly electronic. Kids seem to be innately attracted to devices and new technology. Don’t believe me? Try using your smart phone in front of a kid. Electronics make life easier and more entertaining, but they can also increase your electricity bill, put your entire family at […]
Go Purple to Support Domestic Violence Awareness #HopeLine #Giveaway
October 13, 2015 By 7 Comments
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month — a subject that I can relate to on a personal level. In fact, odds are you are close to someone who has experienced or is now experiencing domestic violence in their own home. Domestic violence isn’t choosy– Men, Women and Children are all victims and the numbers are astounding. One in four […]
How To Grow Your Partnership As Man And Wife
October 8, 2015 By Leave a Comment
When two people get married, it is in sickness and in health, good times and bad. That means when there are problems, both of them need to get together and work on things. And when one of them has issues that may be personal, it’s still a problem for both of them and whomever […]
Your Husband has an Addiction – Now What?
September 14, 2015 By Leave a Comment
Your husband hasn’t been himself lately. He’s withdrawn, secretive, snaps at the kids and has bouts of aggression – leaving you confused and extremely concerned. As difficult as this may be to accept, your life partner may be suffering from a substance abuse problem, or addiction. Other indicators of drug dependence include sudden moodiness, difficulty […]
Parental Involvement Is the True Core of Education
January 3, 2015 By Leave a Comment
It is obvious to everyone that the U.S. education system has problems. We are falling behind in math and science. It is hard to imagine much of a technological future without math and science. But while the problems are easy to identify, the solutions are rather more difficult to nail down. The problem is easy […]
We’ve Come A Long Way: 5 Advances In Modern Medicine Pertaining to Pregnancy and Family Planning
November 25, 2014 By Leave a Comment
My first child is nearly 20 years old now. It feels weird just typing that statement, but on the eve of his 20th birthday it got me thinking about just how far technology (as it relates to pregnancy) has come in that time frame. I thought that a great way to flesh out my thoughts […]
The Hard Truth About Soft Water
October 5, 2014 By 4 Comments
How much do you know about dihydrogen monoxide? It is a chemical substance in our reservoirs and streams. It is used in pesticides and is a part of our food supply. It has been known to cause excessive sweating, urination, even nausea. Our bodies have become so addicted to it that to be completely without […]
Dad gift ideas – for every occasion
September 5, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Father’s day is the big dad gift holiday, but it is by no means the only time you should be thinking about what to get the man of the house. Birthdays, Christmas, and even Valentine’s days all give you the opportunity show dad how much you care. But, when it comes to gifts, you don’t […]
A few things your kid needs to know before the big test
August 4, 2014 By Leave a Comment
School will soon be in session again, and it’s time to start thinking about how to help your child have a great year. If you have a kid who is nervous about tests, there are a number of things you can do to help them overcome their fear, and do well on the test. It is all […]
Saving for College: Doable or an Impossible Nightmare?
July 31, 2014 By 1 Comment
Did you know 50 percent of families save for their kid’s college education? If you didn’t know, chances are you’re part of the 50 percent that doesn’t save – and, hey, there’s nothing wrong with that! Lots of financial advisors urge parents to think more about saving for their retirement, rather than saving for their […]
