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It takes a village to raise a family; advice and tips to make the most of yours.
Don't pour some sugar on me
I must admit, I promised myself I wouldn't watch another one of those "the-food-corporations-are-out-to-get-us" documentaries after I gained 6 kilograms (13,23 pounds) after becoming a vegan for a year. I gave that up because I felt like crap the whole time and decided that a balanced diet including some meat and fish just worked fine for me even though I really feel bad for the animals. My free advice to those that want to try the modern vegan meatless options - check the calories on those “healthy” vegan meat alternatives, green does not equate to lean unless you eat produce only.
By Rick Menezes3 years ago in Families
How to Pregnancy Test as a Guy
Few among us relish test taking. Exams don't make many warm fuzzies waft into your mind, I imagine. Actively trying to conceive, though, will likely make testing start to factor in at some point. There's ovulation testing, pregnancy testing, tests to test for testing.
By R. Justin Freeman3 years ago in Families
How to Make a Cross-Country Move Easier for Your Family
Whether you are relocating for work or adventure, moving can be exhausting physically, emotionally, and financially. With so much at stake, being prepared is important. Have all your ducks in a row with these helpful tips.
By Regina Thomas3 years ago in Families
24 Days of Elfmas
Since moving to North America from the UK 11 years ago, I have had to learn to grow accustomed to the subtle little differences compared to life back home. I wouldn't say that I have ever had culture shock, but there are certain things that are different for example, fires on the beach to cook s’mores in the summer (illegal in UK (fires, not s’mores I mean)), S’mores, driving on the right side of the road and going around roundabouts backwards, paying to have a bank account, not having to pay to have a TV, etc etc
By Anthony Jennings3 years ago in Families
Best Ways to Use Dining Room set
Dining room table and chairs are the main center of any home. The dining room is an area to relax and spend time with your loved ones. It's the place where you can relax and enjoy a delicious meal. Beginning with traditional designs and dining sets that all households can use have been adapted to meet the needs of diverse preferences and tastes. For example, in the range of tables with glass or metal ones, there's a wide range of choices to pick from.
By AVRS furniture3 years ago in Families
5 Ways to Improve Your Behavioral Health
It's no secret that our mental and emotional health can have a profound impact on our overall well-being. When we are feeling down, anxious, or stressed, it can be difficult to cope with everyday life. However, there are things we can do to proactively improve our behavioral health. Here are 5 simple steps you can take.
By Reach behavioral health3 years ago in Families
How to know particular Preschool is suitable for Kids and Parents?
In today's world, no parent wants their children to fall behind from the start. Choosing the right preschool is one of the most difficult and important tasks for parents. Because it necessitates extensive research and time. However, once you've chosen a suitable preschool for your children, your half of the job is done. That is correct. A good school teaches children how to learn, how to behave, and much more, all of which improves their grasping power and creativity.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Families
So, you’re about to be a Dad™… Part II
INTRO; Alright, so we’ve already been over the fun stuff (if you haven’t read part I, you can find it here); now it’s time to get into the nitty-gritty; in other words, the bloody, butthole-tearing entrance your little milk goblin is about to make into our Earthly plane. How exciting for you! To be more exact, we will be going over a handful of subjects; these include how to prepare for and what to expect in the delivery room, things you need to do once the dust has settled as soon as possible, general infant care, what you should actually be concerned about, and general milestones.
By Austin Alan Palaoro3 years ago in Families









