by Dr. Laura Markham | Family
Yearning for more family togetherness and deeper meaning this holiday season? What your kids want is meaning and connection, not perfect decorations, or lots of events, or even, ultimately, presents. Your kids need you to be in a good mood, ready to make merry and...
by Healthy Wealthy n Wise | Family
Shortly after your labor and delivery, the mixed anxiety and joy of this life experience will be in your past, and it will be time to look forward to the future-to the time when your baby will live and grow in the protective environment that you will create in your...
by Chick Moorman and Thomas Haller | Family
You are your child’s first and most important teacher. You teach your children to walk, talk and ride a bike. You teach them about manners, respect, and the opposite sex. It is also your job to teach your children about the American way of life, our form of...
by Chick Moorman and Thomas Haller | Family
Dad when’s the big voting day? asked Ryan age eight. Pretty soon, Tim Replied. It’s the first Tuesday in November. Cool, do I get to vote for the president, too? Well, no. You have to be eighteen years old to vote. Why? Doesn’t it affect me? Yes, in...
by Cheryl Tallman and Joan Ahlers | Family
Here are some great recipes that offer a new twist to your child’s vegetarian diet! White Bean Burritos White beans have a great mild flavor that most children find appealing. Ingredients for each burrito: 4 Tablespoons canned, white beans, drained and rinsed...
by Dr. Debi Yohn | Family
Mobile phone, instant messaging, email, FedEx…with all the technology that is available today, it’s so easy for parents to stay in touch with their new college student children. But, when is it too much? Parents are talking to their kids two, three, four,...
by Healthy Wealthy n Wise | Family
www.DrGreene.com There are certain microscopic bacteria that can pose special health risks to pregnant women and to their babies. Although most people can safely eat food containing a type of bacteria called Listeria, pregnant women are ten times more likely to get...
by Cheryl Tallman and Joan Ahlers | Family
www.FreshBaby.com The word shrimp comes from the Middle English shrimpe, meaning pygmy. While shrimp may be small, they are anything but shrimp-y in their nutrition profile. Low in calories and saturated fat, shrimp are a wonderfully nutritious alternative to meat...
by Kymythy Schultze | Family
www.kymythy.com Protein. Dietary protein supplies essential amino acids and is needed for the manufacture of antibodies, enzymes, hormones, tissues, and proper pH balance. Protein provides energy for cats and is essential for growth and development. Complete proteins...
