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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 14, 2014
Do we work too much, or too little?
How much work is too much work? France and Sweden have some interesting answers.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 12, 2014
5 common misconceptions about buying a home
The busy spring months have arrived, and the housing market is heating up. Many home buyers are likely wondering what to expect this season and how they can come out ahead of the crowd. Start by separating the myths from the facts.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 11, 2014When love is not enough: Teaching your kids about the realities of adult relationships
Love is the foundation on which lasting relationships are built. But love is just the beginning. Help your growing children learn the true work it takes to win at adult relationships.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 10, 20145 activities to help your child spend time outdoors
It is a shame to be locked indoors when the weather is nice. Pull your children away from their electronic screens and enjoy some sunshine with these five activities.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 10, 2014
6 retirement saving pitfalls and how to avoid them
Workers' confidence in their ability to fund retirement is rebounding, according to a recent survey by the Employee Benefit Research Institute.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 9, 20145 easy ways for kids to make money
Tired of opening your wallet and handing money to your kids? Help them earn their own in one of these 5 ways. Soon you might be asking them for a loan.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 9, 2014
Is Twitter really leading to #divorce?
A new study suggests Twitter is leading to divorce and infidelity. But is that completely accurate?
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 8, 2014Keep your family prepared — not scared
When disaster strikes, being prepared and knowing what to do in an emergency will help your family keep a cool head amid the chaos.
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ARIZONA WOMAN BUSY SMART AND STRONG | Apr 5, 2014
Marriage may be costly, but it’s leading to happiness
The face of marriage in America is certainly changing. But it may be the key to happiness.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 5, 2014
To unplug or not to unplug?
The National Day of Unplugging encouraged individuals to put away their electronic devices and form real-life connections. Writers debate whether or not unplugging is worthwhile.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 5, 2014
New study notes differences in brains of children with autism
A study just published in the New England Journal of Medicine says abnormalities in brain layers seem to form early in the development of children with autism.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 4, 2014Want your kids to be honest? Show them how it works.
Helping a child learn to be honest is one of the most important teachings you can ever give your child. They need to know how serious it is. Keep it going. It's that important.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 4, 2014
How much do people need for health care in retirement? Probably double what they think
Data from Fidelity Investments says 71 percent of respondents "expect to have better-than-average health in retirement."
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 4, 2014
Tips for staying healthy during summer travels
Summer traveling can mean a lot of miles logged in the family car, and it can also disrupt a healthy routine. However, a little planning and preparation can go a long way.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 4, 2014
For the old and young, it’s a tough time to be in the job market
Over the last decade, the youngest workers find they can't get work, while older workers are stuck in the labor force. Workers on both ends are finding creative solutions to a lackluster job market.
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ARIZONA WOMAN BUSY SMART AND STRONG | Apr 3, 2014
4 compliments every woman wants to hear
Because most women spend a large part of their day nurturing and validating others, the value of a sincere woman-to-woman compliment becomes all the more meaningful. Here are four compliments every woman wants to hear.
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SPONSORED | Apr 2, 2014
How to help someone who collapses from cardiac arrest
Take a look at this new public service announcement about how you can help save a life if…
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 2, 20143 ways to squash the ‘no’ mom in you
One day, I realized I was that mom who always said "no" to her child. Here are a few ways I broke that habit.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 1, 2014
Parenting is not a sedentary lifestyle
Parenting is not a sedentary lifestyle. With a squat down to pick up a toy, or a run up and down the stairs to grab a diaper and wipes, you will quickly find that you are not in nearly as bad of shape as you once thought you were.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Mar 31, 2014A life of love: How to build lasting relationships with your children
Your relationship with your children is one that can bring a lifetime of satisfaction and love. Nurture it now, and it will last forever.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 29, 2014
American teachers demand better pay
Pay for teachers has been under the microscope as of late, with many former teachers speaking out against the low salaries.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 29, 2014
Why Target’s Photoshop scandal is a great thing for your body image
In an age where people are constantly bombarded with images tweaked to perfection, it can be hard for even the savviest media consumer to determine what is real.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Mar 28, 2014Training the tot without traumatizing the parent: Successful potty training tips
I had graduated from college, spoke two foreign languages fluently, and was a successful sales woman. I felt there was no task I couldn't accomplish or skill I couldn't master. But I was wrong. I was about to potty train my first child.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 28, 2014
On finances, many Americans are no better than the government
Research shows relatively few people are likely financially prepared for retirement, and many Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, and that goes for people of all income levels.