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DIY Werewolf and Vampire Halloween Costumes

By Giggle Magazine | October 1, 2020 | Blog

We have two more not-so-scary Halloween costumes to try out this year! Check out these DIY Werewolf and Vampire Halloween costumes. These costumes are totally functional for your little Halloween lover, and feel free to throw in a matching face mask to make it a COVID-cautious costume! DIY Werewolf Halloween Costume Materials Needed Plaid button-down shirt

Voting Cheat Sheet: Help Your Teens Navigate Voting Season

By Amanda Roland | September 30, 2020 | Conception 2 College , Teens

Politics are always a hot topic, and during an election year, it seems to be all anyone is talking about. We hear about it on the news, see it on our social media feed and we can even hear random conversations about various politicians in the Starbucks line. Most adults tend to know what is

How Do You Properly Wash a Face Mask?

By Isabella Sorresso | September 30, 2020 | Blog , Health

We're all trying to do our part in flattening the curve of COVID-19, and part of that has included excessive cleaning. Wiping down countertops, disinfecting cars and carrying hand sanitizer at all times are just a few ways to keep clean. But, ever since the CDC recommended we all wear face masks while in public,

DIY Sweet Scarecrow Costume

By Giggle Magazine | September 29, 2020 | Blog

This DIY Sweet Scarecrow costume is perfect for your little one who wants to scare – in a sweet way! You might even have all the supplies to make the costume at your house. Also, throw in a plaid or fall-colored face mask to make a COVID-19 cautious costume! Sweet Scarecrow Costume Materials Needed Denim

Take a Deeper Look Into Dyslexia

By Colleen McTiernan | September 28, 2020 | Articles , Health

You have most likely heard the word “dyslexia” before, but whether you really understand what dyslexia is is a different matter all together. The effects of dyslexia can vary in severity from person to person, but according to the Committee on Science, Space and Technology, it affects one in every six Americans in some form

Introduce Your Baby to the Love of Reading with These Books

By Nicole Irving, Publisher and Editor-In-Chief | September 28, 2020 | Conception 2 College , infant

Psychology Today reports that “reading to babies as young as six months of age leads to stronger vocabularies and better early literacy skills four years later, just as the children are getting ready to go to school.” So, there is no time to wait to instill a love of learning, a growing vocabulary and engaging

5 Family-Friendly At-Home Workouts

By Amanda Roland | September 25, 2020 | Blog , Health

Exercising and staying fit is something that everyone can do to stay healthy — including your kiddos! These family-friendly at-home workouts are perfect for a workout session that will get everyone moving. Try these workouts to make sure you and your family stay as healthy as possible. Burpees Want to get your heart rate up?

Protect Your Skin From Face Mask Irritation!

By Isabella Sorresso | September 24, 2020 | Blog

Everyone's newest accessory, whether we want to wear them or not, is a face mask. You might have made one yourself, purchased one from an Etsy shop or were provided one for work, but ever since the CDC recommended they be worn at all times in public, you may have noticed your skin hasn't enjoyed

Cheer on The Gators with Gator Fan Cutouts!

By Amanda Roland | September 24, 2020 | Blog , COVID-19 Updates

Are you a Gator family? I'm sure you and your little ones will miss getting to go to the games, but you can still cheer on the Gators at home games this year with Gator Fan Cutout! “Cutouts will be placed in the even rows of sections 28-44 on the east side of the stadium,

College Applications: What Does Your Student REALLY Need to Apply?

By April Tisher | September 23, 2020 | Blog , Conception 2 College , Teens

Ok, the truth is it’s been roughly 25 years since I last sent in a college application to my local university. I remember submitting a copy of my transcripts, SAT score, a check for $50 and mailing it in. Yes, snail mail. Things are done a little differently these days, and it can be hard

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Voting Cheat Sheet: Help Your Teens Navigate Voting Season

DIY Sweet Scarecrow Costume

Take a Deeper Look Into Dyslexia

Introduce Your Baby to the Love of Reading with These Books

5 Family-Friendly At-Home Workouts

Cheer on The Gators with Gator Fan Cutouts!

College Applications: What Does Your Student REALLY Need to Apply?

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