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Business Travel Shortcuts For The Working Parent
Last winter, I tried five times, unsuccessfully, to take a business trip from New York to Phoenix. On all five attempts, my flight was delayed and then cancelled for weather-related reasons. In my view, this really meant five wasted trips to the airport and dozens of hours I will never get back. For us working […]
5 Fun Family Earth Day Activities
April 22 is Earth Day – an annual reminder to protect the environment and live green. We all know the three Rs: Reduce, Reuse and Recycle, and today is the perfect opportunity to talk to your little ones about the importance of eco-friendly behavior. By engaging your kids in environmentally-friendly activities early on, they can reap good habits of sustainable living as adults. Here are some great ways to celebrate Earth Day:
A Little Less Colorblind?
When my niece was a little girl, she and her grandmother took the bus downtown for an appointment.
10 Places To Look for a Man: No Internet Connection Necessary
As a busy single mom, it seems like finding and dating a good man is the furthest thing from your current reality. Who has time for romance when youre running down the hall after a toddler or making sure that youre teen isnt making bad decisions?
How to Prevent the Flu in Babies Naturally
Each year, between 10 and 20 percent of Americans catch a strain of the influenza virus, or flu. Young children are at greater risk of developing complications than adults. Symptoms of the virus include fever, sore throat, runny nose, headache and cough. To keep your baby healthy throughout the year and especially during flu season, take a few proactive preventative steps to reduce potential exposure to the virus.