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When A Child’s Laughter Disrupts Airline Passengers…
Yesterday it wasn’t the flight attendant. It wasn’t the guy next to us who had more right to be annoyed than the rest of the plane. And it wasn’t the grumpy elderly couple that spent the flight split between bouts of criticizing each other and snoring loudly. It was the mom behind me with two…
Receding Hairline in Teens
The teen years are stressful enough without adding hair loss to the picture. Unfortunately, a receding hairline is something many teens, primarily males, have to deal with. This specific type of hair loss is often called male pattern baldness, or Androgenetic alopecia. It is different from the overall hair loss that can result from poor nutrition or an illness. A receding hairline is hereditary in nature and is sometimes triggered or made worse by hormonal changes.
Receding Hairline in Women
Men often go bald, and while some of them don’t like it, others will embrace their baldness even to the extent of completely shaving their heads to sport the look. But it is unimaginable for a woman to take a positive attitude about a receding hairline. On the contrary, when a woman starts to lose her hair, which is often her standard of beauty, she may become depressed.
The Best Airlines and Hotel Chains for Baby Travel: What Every New Mom Should Know
Traveling with little ones is not easy. Anyone who tells you differently is delusional. Objections? Let me know below or, for the love of god, tell us your secrets! With summer travel in full swing, readers and friends alike have been asking me for the secrets to baby travel success. My answer: find people, services, devices, and a sense of humor to help ease the pain. Travel does not have to start with a negative.
Have Kids Will Travel : Best Invention for Airline Travel
I want to tell you about this ingenious invention for airline travel. I have a 2 year old and a 10 month old. We live in Chicago, my parents live in Toronto, my husbands parents live in South Carolina and our siblings are all over the place. We are inevitably on a plane for every holiday (Canadian and US) and what seems like a couple of weekends a month. There are two concerns for me when I