Family Health

Keeping your bub healthy and strong

April 30, 2013

Since we had to take our little baby girl to the emergency with a high fever, without any other symptoms, that lasted for three days, I made a decision to research every way possible to strengthen her immune system with natural solutions. It really does work. Here are some ideas for you and your family [...]

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Keep Records that Save You Money

April 23, 2013

Memories are fallible but hand- or typewritten notes and receipt don’t lie; keeping records is what I do best. Some people have suggested my recordkeeping was a compulsion but it have saved my family over $200,000 in medical costs by writing down names, dates and numbers. That’s a compulsion I can live with. >One stress [...]

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Personal Training for Everyday People

April 16, 2013

Joining a gym for the first time can be intimidating, but it can be especially intimidating when you have never lifted a dumbbell before. It looks so simple when you see someone in front of the mirror moving a weight up and down, but in reality each movement an experienced gym-goer makes is planned out [...]

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Two Things Your Kids Don’t Need: Clutter and Stress

March 8, 2013

What does stress have to do with kids and a messy house? Everything! You have probably seen the television shows with people who hoard things until there is no room left to walk. Well, many of us have messy or cluttered homes now and then and we thank our lucky stars there is no TV [...]

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Coping with Stress in Modern Education

February 3, 2013

Our children are stressed out by an educational system that actually uses stress as an educational technique. It’s a constant pressure of homework deadlines, essays and exams. And our children are told at a young age that failing a test means that they are failures in life. They’ll never amount to much if they don’t [...]

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Dos and Don’ts of Using Social Media to Connect with Your Kids

July 24, 2012

Joshua John currently works in community relations for the University of Southern California’s Virtual Master of Social Work program, which provides social workers the opportunity to earn an “online social work degree” and apply for a “social work license”. He also loves gadgets, movies, and all things Batman. Dos and Don’ts of Using Social Media [...]

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