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Why Do So Many Women Have Good Housekeeping Guilt?
Do you feel guilty about your “messy house?” Working Mother Magazine touched on a sore spot when it asked working mothers about the cleanliness of their households and whether they ever feel guilty about their housekeeping.
Keeping Kids Safe Around Electricity
Did you know that October 9 – 15 is National Fire Prevention Week? Each year, nearly 500 people are killed in the United States in home fires that involveelectrical failure or malfunction. According to the National Fire Protection Agency, these types of fires injure more than 1,400 people and resultin more than $1.3 billion in property damage annually.
Tips on Keeping Your Hair Healthy
Being a mom usually means having less time for yourself. Many women find that motherhood means sacrificing many of the little extras such as beauty and hair treatments. If motherhood has begun to cramp your beauty regime, you may have noticed that your hair has suffered the consequences. By keeping a few basic tips in mind you can keep your hair healthy and still have time to run with the kids.
Keeping Get-Well Provisions on Hand
??Tuesday is “Body” day where we talk about 10-minute solutions to help reach goals related to fitness, diet and wellness. Seeing as today three-fifths of our family is not well, today I’ll talk about getting well. First, it hit our 5-year-old — cough, fever, low energy. Soon after, it hit me. And at this point it’s just a sore throat for our 11-year-old.
Keeping Fit During Pregnancy
The exhaustion, morning sickness and aches of pregnancy make it challenging to find motivation for exercise, but staying fit is a key element in a healthy pregnancy. Most women can safely exercise throughout a pregnancy. Customizing your maternity fitness plan ensures that your personal needs are met without putting you or your baby’s health at risk.