Learning to Love My Actual Body
Alexandra Kuykendall
My skin, my waistline, my grey wiry hairs poking out of my dark locks remind me that I am getting older every time I
My skin, my waistline, my grey wiry hairs poking out of my dark locks remind me that I am getting older every time I
Everyone has an occasional low day. Sometimes sadness is triggered by big stuff: the loss of someone special, getting fired, money problems, marriage problems,
Banter, or informal and spontaneous chatting, gossiping, joking and storytelling, can be incredibly beneficial for young children. Researchers Betty Hart and Todd Risley found that
“Preventing sunburn doesn’t have to be difficult. We’ve made it our mission to get families covered and to spread awareness about the importance of
You do it all, friend. You’re the cook, the launderer, the house cleaner, the playmate, the peacemaker, the teacher, the caretaker, the chauffeur and
Are your particular restful endeavors truly restorative or possibly life-draining? When we repeat the same behaviors over and over, our brains strengthen the neural
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You clean. You disinfect. You wash your hands obsessively. Yet somehow cold and flu season hits your house. Make this cold season easier on
Toddlers and preschoolers are notoriously picky eaters. The First Foods Book is chock full of recipes for baby on up. This baked butternut squash is
There’s no doubt, Christmas hurts the waistline. The chocolates, cinnamon buns (Pioneer Woman anyone?) and sugar cookies, the turkey and potatoes and perogies, and