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Person sitting on couch with head in hand, looking upset/stressed
October 4, 2024/Mental Health

How Stress Can Make You Sick

… activities with family and friends. Smile, laugh and be as emotionally present as you can.Seek calming, creative activities. Try painting or drawing, gardening, cooking, journaling or listening to music. And taking a break from …

Caregiver holding newborn while also reviewing paperwork at home
January 9, 2025/Parenting

Mom Burnout: Are You Dealing With Depleted Mother Syndrome?

… It might feel “messy” to host your child’s birthday party at the bowling alley rather than creating a supposed Pinterest-worthy superhero-themed bash with custom tee shirts. But let’s be honest: Your …

small child eating apple for fiber
December 30, 2020/Children's Health

How Much Fiber Do Children Need?

… switch up the menu periodically to keep your child interested, and don’t be afraid to get creative. Trying to make sure your child is getting enough fiber doesn’t have to be a chore.

Person reading at beach wearing sunhat
March 29, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Best Ways To Protect Your Hair From Sun Damage

… approach.Instead, hair sunscreen focuses on protecting your cuticle (the external area of the hair strand) by creating a buffer between it and the sun’s rays. Keep in mind: Hair sunscreen doesn’t work …

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person using suspension training during push-up
July 28, 2022/Exercise & Fitness

Suspension Trainer Core Exercises To Build Ab Muscles

… front of you, palms facing down.Allow your body to lean back, keeping your arms straight and creating tension in the straps. Your hands should be at the same height as your chin, approximately.Bend …

A woman demonstrating a side plank.
May 29, 2020/Exercise & Fitness

Why a Strong Core Can Help Reduce Low Back Pain

… leg is becoming weaker than the other.Q: Where should you turn if you want help in creating a plan to address back pain?Physical therapists train as musculoskeletal experts — they are the experts on …

Children playing with a sensory bin filled with dried rice and toys
March 18, 2022/Children's Health

What Is Sensory Play? The Benefits for Your Child and Sensory Play Ideas

You can probably name all the main senses: sight, sound, taste, touch and smell. But do you know why they’re so vital and why they’re even more important for children as they grow …

A person holds up a blue ribbon that represents Huntington's Disease awaraness.
January 4, 2022/Brain & Nervous System

Caring for Someone With Huntington’s Disease

A family member has just been diagnosed with Huntington’s disease. And you’re the primary caregiver. It can be an overwhelming time full of changes and transitions for both you as the caregiver and …

woman covering her eyes and crying
November 16, 2022/Mental Health

Why You May Feel Better After Crying

For some people, crying comes easily. You see a commercial about stray dogs who need a home, the sad music kicks on and you’re blubbering and reaching for the tissues. For others, the tears …

Two young boys playing with building blocks
June 20, 2019/Children's Health

Why Your Child Doesn’t Need STEM Toys to Be a STEM Star

From prenatal vitamins to preschool waiting lists — even before your little nugget is born, you do things to give them a leg up in life. And toy manufacturers know it.Enter STEM toys, which run …

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