In a world where schedules are packed and screens constantly demand attention, the act of sharing a meal with the people you live with can feel like a luxury. But mounting research shows that family meals are far more than… read more
Cole Purvis
The Benefits of Bone Broth
In recent years, bone broth has gained popularity as a health-conscious culinary trend. While it may seem like just another food fad, bone broth is anything but. This age-old elixir, often touted as a superfood, has a rich history and… read more
12 Days of Savings Challenge
This year, try a 12-day family challenge to save money and give a little to those in need or to a cause that matters to you and your family. Each day brings one small savings act and one act of… read more
The Reality of Roughhousing
Parents sometimes recoil at scenes of roughhousing — kids wrestling, tumbling, chasing — yet that kind of play may be one of childhood’s unsung developmental powerhouses. According to recent research, rough-and-tumble play (commonly referred to as roughhousing) is more than… read more
How Allowances Are Evolving
When was the last time a child held a dollar bill, counted coins or saved loose change? Increasingly, allowances are moving from wallets to apps. Platforms such as Greenlight, Cash App and Venmo are reshaping how parents teach kids about… read more
Understanding Meningitis
Meningitis might not be on every teen’s radar, but it should be. Though relatively rare, this illness can become dangerous and even life-threatening within hours. The good news? It’s also highly preventable with the right knowledge and a little proactive… read more
Summer Safety
Summer is a wonderful time for outdoor activity and some fun in the sun. However, it also brings a host of hazards that families should be aware of. From sunburns to choking, there are a variety of potential dangers that… read more
Staying Safe Around Lightning
Let’s talk about lightning — Florida-style. As a resident of the Sunshine State, you already know the afternoon storms roll in like clockwork, especially during the summer. But while the dark clouds and thunder can feel routine, there’s nothing casual… read more
Going Barefoot Can be Harmful for Your Health
As the sun shines brighter and temperatures soar, the temptation to kick off your shoes and feel the earth beneath your feet is strong. While going barefoot might evoke feelings of freedom and nostalgia, it also exposes your feet to… read more
Find and Fix Your Home’s Biggest Energy Leaks
Every month, the utility bill rolls in, and you wonder — where is all that energy going? The good news is that you don’t need to be a professional energy auditor to find and fix your home’s biggest energy leaks.… read more
