When it comes to parenting, there’s no one-child-fits-all handbook. There are times when caring for…
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Now that autumn is here that drive that built-up over the summer to stick with a solid workout schedule is faltering; Not to mention the sometimes overwhelmingly strong desire to live in those ultra-worn in yoga pants. Do not give in ladies!
Pregnancy is an epic time in a woman’s life—especially with a first pregnancy. With all the advice and recommendations from well-meaning friends and family, remember this is your pregnancy and it will be unique to who you are. Don’t get caught up in comparing your experience to those of your friends. Though pregnancy can be difficult at times and you may not always be feeling your best, find ways to enjoy this special time and prepare for your sweet baby. Here are a few tips to help you find your groove and enjoy your pregnancy.
Before wasting precious time and money on the latest beauty products that often don’t live up to their hype, rely instead on everyday household items to get the job done. Peruse our list of beauty hacks using unconventional products that are lying around your house for instant results.
By Kristen Bailey St. Louis, the Gateway to the West, is also the gateway to…
The days are starting to get shorter and the leaves will soon be swirling off the branches of trees. With Autumn creeping up on us, the influence of the cooler weather has started the countdown for Thanksgiving and Christmas festivities and events whether you look on social media or step into a store with holiday decor already on display. Sooner than later, your kids will have their wish lists for Santa and Christmas shopping will be right around the corner! Before you check out the holiday guides or the offers for Black Friday, consider a gift for your children that will give back to the community.
At least one in four American children will experience bullying at some point during their school years and children with disabilities are twice as likely to be bullied, according to the National Center for Education.