Monthly Archives: June 2022

It's natural to feel a little down after you've had a baby. Your body has been through a lot, and you're dealing with a whole new set of challenges. But there are things you can do to boost your confidence.

Being family-oriented means being close to your family members and supporting them in whatever they do. This care extends to your children and other family members that are not blood-related.

Once the school year ends and the summer begins, your kids may get bored sitting in front of the television or computer all day. Luckily, there are lots of activities you can do with them. Here are four ways to keep your children entertained this summer.

Forming a deep bond with your child is one of parenting’s greatest pleasures. At first, you’ll intuitively learn the difference between your baby’s gurgles and cries. Then, as your child grows up, a deep bond can help you give them advice and fulfill their needs.

Menopause is a normal part of a woman's life, but it can still be very challenging for most. While symptoms do gradually improve with time, it is possible to experience hot flashes, hormonal imbalances, mood swings, and more for several years. The good news is that there are ways you can deal with menopause more successfully and keep your symptoms more manageable. These tips can help make it easier to enjoy this phase of life.

Every parent has it happen to them at least once in their lives - you're a week into summer vacation and your kids are already begging you to let them watch TV all day. And you're tempted to give in because you've totally run out of ideas. To keep this from happening to you this summer, here are a few ideas for when the TV seems like it's the only viable option.

When school gets out for the summer, your teen will probably need to start looking for a job. Unfortunately, this can be difficult and scary for kids. Therefore, you may want to help out where you can. If this is something you're experiencing, here are four ways to help your teen get a summer job.

Often many of life's significant events coincide: such as having a baby and buying a home. If you are a new parent in this situation, you are probably wondering how best to prepare your new home to keep your baby safe as he or she grows. There are several things you can do to baby-proof your new home.

Life after pregnancy is a whirlwind. So much about life changes during pregnancy, some of it slowly over the duration of the pregnancy and other things change in the blink of an eye. The changes to a woman's body happen both gradually and in a flash, especially to a woman's skin. And as with the rest of the changes in your life after having a baby, the best way to return the vigor and elasticity to your skin postpartum is to care for your overall health. 

We live in a culture that applauds hustle and having it all. We want to climb the corporate ladder and be a good parent. While that sounds great in theory, balancing work and parenting is a challenge that can leave new and experienced parents stressed.