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As hard as we may try to avoid bringing work home with us, a new study by the American Psychological Association indicates that the impact of working with bad coworkers can reach far beyond office walls. The study surveyed 146 working mothers and their spouses to reveal that mothers who experienced workplace behavior that was considered “rude, disrespectful, impolite or […]
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Going back to school or work after summer vacation can be an emotional experience. You’ve got to adjust to a new schedule and take on more responsibilities, and you can no longer live in your flip-flops. And if you’re like Savannah Guthrie’s 4-year-old daughter, Vale, you might be experiencing a major case of FOMO. In a recent interview with People, […]
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It goes without saying that racist comments, whether they’re stated in real life or on social media, are reprehensible and inexcusable. But they’re especially stomach-turning when directed at a young child. Unfortunately, racist Instagram commenters, from behind the safety of their phone screens, decided to take aim at Khloé Kardashian’s 5-month-old daughter, True. It all started last week, when Kim […]
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Kids craving a snack? Try this recipe for Petit Turkey Sliders, courtesy Neeraj Balasubramanian, executive sous chef, The Park, Visakhapatnam. Easy to make, these are delicious and perfect to satisfy hunger pangs. You can even pack some for their tiffin to share with friends! Ingredients 2 slices white sandwich bread (about 1 ounce each) 1 pound (93 percent lean) ground […]
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Children who experience some type of adverse event following initial immunization have a low rate of recurrent reactions to subsequent vaccinations, reports a study in The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, the official journal of The European Society for Paediatric Infectious Diseases. “Most patients with a history of mild or moderate adverse events following immunization [AEFI] can be safely reimmunized,” write […]
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(HealthDay)—Many children are picky eaters, making every meal a challenge. But for some, the problem goes deeper than not liking vegetables or whole-wheat bread. According to a study in the journal Pediatrics, more than one in five kids between the ages of 2 and 6 are considered “selective eaters.” Most of them are moderately picky, but about 3 percent restrict […]
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If you only judged pregnancy announcements by celebrity Instagram posts, you’d think that sharing the news was always a happy event. But here in the real world, we understand that pregnancy can present women with a variety of feelings: elated, scared or, in some cases, angry. For country singer Carrie Underwood, she felt a mixture of both excitement and hesitation, […]
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Coco Fans, This Is THE Year to Celebrate Día de los Muertos at Disney If Disney’s Halloween celebrations weren’t enough to lure you for a visit, there’s another huge incentive to visit Disneyland and Disney California Adventure this Fall. The parks have unveiled a two-month-long Día de los Muertos-inspired celebration that brings the magic and beauty of Coco to life. […]
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Miscarriages are all too common. In fact, according to Healthline, up to 25 percent of all pregnancies end in miscarriage. However, their frequency doesn’t make them any easier to deal with — and unfortunately, this is a reality former Backstreet Boy Nick Carter and his wife, Lauren Kitt, know too well. Kitt recently suffered a miscarriage while pregnant with what […]
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Here’s why affirmative caring is important as a parent. By Shayama Chona There are three general parenting styles: authoritarian, permissive and affirmative. Authoritarian parents set out strict rules and expect them to be obeyed. They believe that children should be kept in their place and discourage them from voicing their opinions. Authoritarian parents try to run a household on structure […]
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