Food traps are common situations that make eating healthy a challenge. It could be a busy school night that leads your family into a fast-food trap.

Most people store their medications in the bathroom.  But that’s just about the worst place you can keep them.

Forced-air heating  systems   in winter create dry air and low humidity in the home, which can irritate skin. A whole house humidifier can help your overall environmen.

When it comes to soaps and moisturizers, not all products are the same – especially for children with dry, winter skin.

A big problem in winter when we spend more time indoors in dry air, is that children have thinner, more delicate skin than adults, which means their skin may lose moisture more easily.

Social media trends can shift quickly, especially among teenagers.

If you have children, you know that getting them to share toys is not easy.

Color blindness is a common visual defect… but rarely a major problem.

To help prevent the spread of any virus, including coronavirus, wash your hands often, stay home if you are sick, and teach kids to cough and sneeze into their arm or elbow, not their hands.

On Valentine’s Day, you can show your child love in simple ways that don’t have to be a heart-shaped baloon or arrive in a candy box.