by Abby Salazar There is no denying that the Internet has evolved since it’s early years in the 1980s, expanding throughout our professional and personal lives as an integral part of modern society. The Internet’s
In a 2016 study published in Pediatrics, researchers found that in 2010, there were 581 emergency department visits for trampoline park injuries (TPIs). Just four years later, in 2014, there were nearly 7,000.
Commentary by Stephanie Andre As I write this, it’s 12:30 AM. I should be sleeping, but instead, I’m working. Tonight it’s work, but tomorrow it might just be catching up on mindless television, such as
Sending a child off to kindergarten can be a very trying and emotional time for young parents.
When it comes to the safety of children, most schools are not only conducting fire and tornado drills but lockdown drills as well.
In today’s “my kids are busier than your kids” world, skipping out on family dinner is easy. In fact, sometimes it’s just unavoidable:Baseball practice at 5:30. Dance at 6:00. Piano lessons at 7:00. Ring a bell? In many ways, we’ve become an eating-on-the-run society.
What’s going to happen with my stuff? What about my kids? You should have a will for your family.
All parents have been there. Your child throws a tantrum at the worst time. Talks back in front of others. You’re embarrassed, enraged and at a loss all at the same time.
by Shelly White Rituals are those repeated actions done again and again in the interest of things like: focus, grounding, tradition, cultural symbolism, predictable life rhythms, and feeling a part of something. The current world of
