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The Next Step for Tired Eyes

Occasionally we look in the mirror and don’t recognize the eyes staring back at us. It is unavoidable that as we age our eyes are often the first things to reflect that. Sometimes even after the wrinkle creams and layers of the latest and greatest make up we still aren’t experiencing the results that we want. Although one option is to embrace each line for the life experience that it represents, for some people that is easier said than done. If you find yourself too busy worrying about your tired eyes to enjoy life or are hiding behind sunglasses at all times, you do have some other options. AKA Mom sat down with Dr. Mark A. Clymer to discuss some of them.

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Zion Ponderosa Ranch

Situated in the postcard-perfect southwest of Utah and only three hours by car from Las Vegas, Nevada (five hours from Utah’s capitol up north, Salt Lake City), Zion Ponderosa Ranch Resort offers its guests all the amenities of a top-notch resort while staying true to the beautiful ruggedness of its famous next door neighbor: Zion National Park!

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Signs That Your Child is Being Bullied

Unfortunately, bullying does exist and it’s something parents need to look out for. There are many signs you can look for that will help you determine whether or not your child is being bullied, and there are lots of ways you, the parent, can help a bullied child, too.

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4 Tips for Teaching Problem Solving

Problem solving is a skill we all utilize day-to-day within our lives, but how did we learn it? It’s not the easiest thing to teach; however, there are many ways in which we, as parents, can help our children become excellent problem solvers.

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Top trends for a fall wardrobe update

The choices and trends can be staggering, but just because temperatures are falling doesn’t mean you need to drop a small fortune on a new wardrobe.

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Caregiver 101: Information You Should Know Before You Hire

Whether looking for a babysitter for a few weeknights or a full-time nanny, knowing the history of your caregivers is vital. In fact, according to the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, babysitters are responsible for 4.2 percent of criminal acts against children under six years of age. Though this is a small percentage, some believe these types of crimes could have been prevented with the appropriate information up front.

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