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5 Holiday Traditions You Should Start Right Now
You and your family probably have several traditions that surround the holidays. From dedicating a day to decorate the tree to piling in the car to see all the Christmas lights, this time of year makes it easy to remember old traditions and create some new ones. We found five that were new to us this year, and we couldn’t wait to share them with you.
5 Kid-Friendly Ways To Celebrate Gratitude
We all have a lot to be thankful for these days, but we don’t often take the time to appreciate it, let alone model gratitude for our kids. As usual, we hit Pinterest and the interwebs for inspiration, and, as usual, they delivered in style. Here are five of our favorites, chosen for their ease, low cost, and high cute factor.
5 Surprising Flu Shot Superpowers
It is a foe no one wants to face. It preys on the young and the weak, and it levels even the strongest of us like feathers. Its mere presence saps energy and appetite, stiffening movement and sending chills down more than just your spine. It is formidable. It is unrelenting. And it multiplies on contact.
You Know You Have Diabetes If…
Ask anyone with diabetes and they’ll tell you: it’s not fun and games. Every once in a while, though, it helps to use humor as a way to bring it all into perspective.
You know you have diabetes if… the one thing that perks you up is a good laugh with people who get these memes.
Moms Through The Ages: Taking Care of Yourself During Each Stage of Life
There comes a point when you no longer measure your age by your birthdays, but by the birthdays of your children. Your health and happiness are inextricably tied to the health and happiness of your kids, but it’s important to put yours at least on the same level as theirs, for the benefit of everyone.
School Physicals: The Questions to Ask for Every Age and Stage.
School physicals are not only a check-up, they are an important way to check in. In other words, even if they aren’t required to get a physical by school or athletic standards, it’s still imperative that children be seen by a health professional at least once a year when they reach school age.