To better understand this issue objectively we must first accept the fact that the illegal immigration question that is now a major political issue has its genesis in economics. Our nation’s decisions and choices, both on a political and personal
Read MoreLike diet and exercise, sleep is critical to staying healthy. New research indicates that lack of sleep affects our mood, health, performance, and it increases the risk for unintentional injuries and death. The National Institutes of Health has identified adolescents
Read MoreIt’s natural to ask “why” when horrendous acts of violence occur like the recent shootings in Newtown, Connecticut and this past Saturday’s shooting in Aurora, Colorado. As of now, little is known about the mental status of the most recent
Read MoreThe shooting in Newtown, Connecticut last Friday left a community devastated and many parents wondering how to address such a horrific event with their children. When exposed to violence, even on television, children can have all kinds of emotional responses.
Read MoreThe prevalence of childhood and adolescent obesity has tripled since 1980, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Physical problems that historically affected only older, overweight adults are now affecting children. Ailments such as high blood pressure and
Read MoreWomen who are going through the changes that come with menopause can face some challenging symptoms, including hot flashes, mood swings, weight gain, depression, fatigue and sleeplessness, among many others. Adding to that challenge for many is the fact that
Read MoreThe holiday season can be a lot of fun, but it can also be tricky for interfaith families. Many couples successfully navigate their cultural differences before having children, but parenthood causes a shift in the established balance. Suddenly choices have
Read MoreTemper tantrums are common among young children who are still learning to effectively communicate. Screaming, crying, throwing things, and breath-holding are techniques children use to vent their frustration and anger. Tantrums are distressing to both children and parents, and the
Read MoreParents are well-aware that children need to be read to before they can read on their own. If you want your children to obtain maximal benefits from story time, however, it takes more than simply reading aloud. “Reading-aloud extras,” according
Read MoreSo you have been brave enough to venture into your own business or are on the verge – Good for you – being an entrepreneur takes guts! Now you have to figure out how to finance your business as you
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