We want the best for our children, but sometimes we do too much for them. Children need the opportunity to make choices and gain experiences so when their parents aren't around they know what to do.
Ongoing research shows that smartphones and tablets can detract from people's lives, increase their stress levels, and get in the way of their relationships. But does that behavior rise to the level of an addiction?
It doesn't matter if you are married one year or ten years. Demonstrate love through the simple things such as holding hands and kissing. Love is not always material. Love has no age.
Approximately 78 percent of U.S. teens have cell phones. Five new apps are growing in popularity and important for parents to know about because many come with maturity warnings and are rife with problems.
Running from store to store to search for deals or grab forgotten items can be time consuming and frustrating. It can pay off to become an organized grocery shopper.
Whether you're rich or poor, odds are pretty good that you've eaten fast food within the past week if you live in the U.S. A new study says shows exactly how much fatter you get with each fast food meal you eat. Do you still want fries with th
A new study shows that teen obesity is on the decline in America — but not for low-income youths. Are the rich getting thinner and the poor getting fatter? Lack of exercise opportunities appears to be part of the problem.
What's your first reaction when someone tell you they have a great tasting healthy recipe? If it's anything like mine, it probably goes something like "no thanks.
As parents we can lose sight of our personal strengths and gifts. Using and nurturing our talents can bring us great happiness. Has it bee awhile since you took time to remember your talents? Here are 12 questions to spark your strengths.
