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Living healthy is an important goal for many of us. Adults strive to implement healthy habits in their daily lives and parents try to pass these on to their children. It’s no wonder then that health is becoming increasingly important in all aspects of life, including when planning a vacation. Here are some easy tips to help you plan a healthy and fun vacation today.
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It’s no surprise that mothers want the best for their children, but are they setting the bar too high when it comes to their own expectations of themselves as parents? One in three mothers admit to setting expectations for themselves as parents that are “unrealistic.”
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Being eco-friendly isn’t just limited to the car you drive or the appliances you buy, and it doesn’t have to mean sacrificing convenience, quality or budget. In fact, it’s time to stop feeling guilty about not being able to do it all and make a few small changes to help the environment.
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As the end of school and warmer weather approaches, many families are beginning to plan spring and summer vacations. While trips are meant to serve as a break from the stresses of everyday life, the actual planning phase can add more than a few headaches to the vacationing process. Following a few simple steps will help you and your family plan a fun and memorable excursion while avoiding the hassles that sometimes come with arranging a trip.
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A toddler’s world is a buffet of bacteria, even for children of vigilant parents. Yet parents may least suspect their tot’s sippy cup as a source of harmful bacteria. Within minutes of filling her cup, dangerous bacteria can multiply inside that plastic cup, exposing your child to a variety of illnesses – some that could have serious long-term health implications.
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The ice is starting to melt and that means recreationalists should take care. Each year, more than 50 people drown in the United States and Canada when their snowmobiles or all-terrain vehicles plunge through thin ice. Most accidents, however, are entirely preventable if recreationalists follow safe, and smart, operating practices.
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In an age when teens are texting instead of talking and know IM before knowing “who I am,” it’s good to know that girls still place a high priority on face-to-face fun with friends. According to a new survey, the slumber party, long the gold-standard of teen girl gatherings, still tops the list of teens’ favorite activities.
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