I was trying to choose from the myriad of dishwashing liquids available at my grocery store, when my son told me that Dawn cleans dishes like nothing else can. One morning after I hadn’t slept well, he suggested I try Lunesta. But when he told me he had just saved a lot of money on car insurance, it finally hit me: We need TV-Turnoff Week. TV-Turnoff Week, which takes place April 21-27 this year, encourages children and adults to take

Children are fattening! I mean RAISING them—NOT eating them. For one thing, parents don't have a lot of time to exercise, partly because we spend so much time watching our children exercise. And while jumping up and down yelling, "Go the OTHER WAY!" burns calories, it doesn't burn as many as getting out on the field and running the wrong way ourselves. Besides that, couples who become parents see a gradual transformation in their diets from "real food," which is lower

The big question I have been asked in recent weeks is how to raise kids so that they become socially-competent, community-minded and respectful of themselves and others. For those parents who have followed the recent fortunes of 16 year-old Melbourne newly appointed party organiser Corey Worhtington you may thinking how do you avoid raising your young person to be another ‘Corey’? It is worth noting that sixteen is a difficult age for many boys. They tend to enter a type of adolescent

I fell. No, not in love. I fell in the way that assures me that gravity is not my friend. It was as if in slow motion. I was in the shower, wiping down the faux tile surround, when I decided to step out. I put my foot on the floor, and it slid away from me. I reached up to grab the faux metal towel rack and slammed my forearm into it, dislodging it from the wall. Then, because