Psst…we’ve got a little secret we want to share with you about Father’s Day. No matter how grateful they may seem, dads don’t want a tie on their special day. Nor do they want anything that reminds them they have to go back to the office on Monday. That includes fountain pens, coffee mugs, picture frames, brief cases and yes, neckties.
As a mom it’s normal (if not obsessive) to worry about your kids’ skin when having fun in the sun. Coating them in sunblock with the highest SPF is the usual routine that kids dread, but what about your skin? Do you take the same preventative measures to ensure you’re completely protected from those dangerous rays?
As summer break quickly approaches, moms and dads, grandparents, and caregivers everywhere are getting nervous brainstorming ideas for fun and inexpensive ways to keep kids busy all summer long. Over my many years of parenting, I’ve learned a few things about kids and summer fun. First, it doesn’t have to cost a fortune to have fun with your kids. Secondly, it usually involves something you can find in your own home. Kids really do enjoy the simplest of activities, especially when they get to do with you. Here are a few tried and true activities I’ve enjoyed with my kids through the years
It’s not easy being a parent to a teenager these days. It’s almost impossible to keep track of everything you need to be aware of. Danger seems to be lurking around every corner. One of those dangers continues to be drugs and alcohol. That’s why we’ve put together some ways to help parents raise healthy and drug free kids.
All-inclusive leader, Palace Resorts, launches contest offering an opportunity to win a trip for four to family paradise, Moon Palace Golf & Spa Resort.
If you were to open an American child’s lunchbox (under age 8), you’re sure to find three things – a sandwich on white bread, potato chips (or equivalent) and a juice box. Most unknowing parents would presume the chips are the worst part of that equation in a child’s diet, but would you be surprised if we told you otherwise?
Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer. Whether you’re traveling or enjoying a backyard barbecue, here are some tips for a safe and healthy holiday weekend.
With modern-day medical conveniences, it’s easy to book an appointment for a quick injection to prevent or remove wrinkles in the most obvious of places. A little Botox here, a little Botox there, and voila! you’re looking a few years younger in no time. Granted, you’ve just paralyzed your facial muscles and decreased your chances of making normal emotional expressions, but hey, it’s worth it, right?
