by Chris Cutrali Most “new mothers” feel added stress during pregnancy as the due date nears. Learning to balance a family, work, friends and your relationship can become challenging when a big change is on
by Marc McCallister If you are reading this, you may be like many others; you feel overwhelmed by the demands for your time. The relentless struggle to balance work appointments, kids’ activities, doctors’ appointments and
by Rachel Gore Most contact-wearers know that it's not recommended to sleep with contact lenses in, yet a majority of the 45 million people in the U.S. who wear them do it at least once.
by Whitney Butcher People ages 60 and older account for over half of the reported cases of shingles in the U.S. and are most at risk for developing the viral infection. The painful and potentially
by Jeff Gutkowski You don’t have to be a germaphobe to want to keep your family as healthy as possible, but the reality is that your home is a vast breeding ground for illness-causing germs.
by Jordyn Burnell In recent years, our culture has become increasingly focused on mental wellness, with Americans shelling out a projected $238.4 billion on mental health services in 2020. And while there is absolutely no
By Rachel Gore According to Common Sense Media, children ages eight to 12-years old spend an average of six hours a day online; for teenagers, that average jumps up to nine hours. While some phone
by Judy Chaney Imagine that you're shopping or running errands and something in your child snaps. All of a sudden, they’ve dropped to the floor, yelling and crying about something you can’t understand. They are
by Rachel Gore Fall marks the beginning of the holiday season, and from sneaking some candy on Halloween to feasting with family on Thanksgiving Day, it is without a doubt one of the best times
by Rachel Gore I n recent years, a harsh stance has been taken on the impact that bullying has on teens. With the rise of the anti-bullying movement, it has become common to see claims
