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I Can’t Stop Sneezing: Common Cold or Allergies?

By Brian Byrne | October 10, 2023 | Health

It’s that time of year when your nose turns red, you can’t stop sniffling, and everywhere you go you carry hand sanitizer. Seemingly, everyone during this time of year has the sniffles, keeping on-the-go Kleenex with them at all times. And, more likely than not, these people pass off their symptoms as just another cold,

Phones vs Spending Time With Your Kids

By Jessica Franklin | October 10, 2023 | Life

It was a beautiful afternoon. My infant daughter slept peacefully in her car seat beside me, facing away so the mist from the splash pad would not bother her. Her brother was joyfully galloping through the fountains and splashing in the puddles, and somewhere along the way, he made friends with some of the other

Should Your Kiddos Learn Computer Programming and Coding?

By Meredith Sheldon | October 10, 2023 | Learn

English, history, science and math are typical subjects your kids take in school. But now, there is a new course to add to their curriculum — computer programming and coding. That’s right. Starting as early as kindergarten, kids are learning to program computers. Either through apps, games or lesson plans from programming companies, coding education

Swap It: Alternatives to Ammonia

By Leah Antovel | October 10, 2023 | Health

Whether it be the cleanliness of our door handles, our cell phones or even ourselves, it is something that we all are constantly thinking about now. The cleanliness of your house if no exception. And, it is important to know what is in your cleaning products when you are using them around your family. Here

Tips and Tricks for Preparing Butternut Squash

By Lizzie Vasquez | September 26, 2023 | Forks & Spoons , Recipes

Butternut squash has become one of the trendiest fall and winter vegetables. With tomorrow being the first day of fall, it's time to know how to navigate around this delicious ingredient. This widely-enjoyed squash is very versatile, and it contains numerous health benefits. According to the USDA, butternut squash is full of vitamin A, in

Learn More About Pesticides: Is Our Food Safe?

By Lindsey Johnson | September 13, 2023 | Health

Current agricultural practices incorporate pesticides to keep our fruits and vegetables safe against harmful pests, but just how safe are they for our family? Is our food safe? Let's learn more about pesticides. What is a Pesticide? According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the definition of pesticides are “chemical compounds that are used to

Make Easy Chicken Enchiladas The Family Will Love

By Sarah Malpeli | September 13, 2023 | Recipes

Chicken Enchiladas are sure to be a crowd favorite for your family, and they are super easy to make! You can tweak the recipe to suit your family's taste, and you can even use leftover chicken, turkey and veggies to add in! Look below for the recipe. Easy Chicken Enchiladas Submitted by: Sarah Malpeli, mom

11 Foods You Don’t Have to Refrigerate

By Mary Velasco | September 13, 2023 | Forks & Spoons

Stop playing Tetris in your refrigerator. If space is looking tight, don’t throw it out—take it out. Contrary to popular practice, there are foods you don't have to refrigerate to keep them from going bad. Certain goods have natural ingredients or preservatives that slow down the time-to-trash clock. Here is a list of foods that

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How to Keep Your Scalp Healthy

By Lindsey Johnson | September 7, 2023 | Articles , Health

Skin is the largest organ of the body and subject to many causes of irritation. Just as we spend time, money and effort on taking care of our skin, we also need to take care of our scalp! Is it Dandruff or Dry Skin? Sometimes the scalp produces itchy, dry flakes that may peel off

Learn How to Prevent and Treat Kitchen Burns

By Jennifer Jensen | August 28, 2023 | Health

The kitchen can be a place of wonder, for both children and adults alike. Magnificent treats and savory snacks are whipped up in this section of the house, and cooking as a family can be a great source of fun. But, the kitchen is also dangerous. According to Stanford Children’s Health, the leading cause of

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I Can’t Stop Sneezing: Common Cold or Allergies?

Phones vs Spending Time With Your Kids

Should Your Kiddos Learn Computer Programming and Coding?

Swap It: Alternatives to Ammonia

Tips and Tricks for Preparing Butternut Squash

Learn More About Pesticides: Is Our Food Safe?

Make Easy Chicken Enchiladas The Family Will Love

11 Foods You Don’t Have to Refrigerate

How to Keep Your Scalp Healthy

Learn How to Prevent and Treat Kitchen Burns

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