How much time do you spent exercising? Walking? You know, a walk each day is 20% less chance of developing some sort of cancer and 30% chance of getting a heart condition. A walk a day keeps you away from diabetes and makes your body more resistant to seasonal colds. So, how much time do [ Read More ]
An overwhelming majority of UK mothers are pretending they are fine to friends and family when in reality they are suffering in silence from the effects of exhaustion and stress, according to a startling new survey for B Record Plus. 75% of mothers commonly reply that they are fine when asked how they are, but [ Read More ]
Music videos, moonshine and man caves. These aren’t the makings of a bachelor party; they’re actually three of the top 2011 wedding trends. TheKnot.com, the #1 online wedding planning resource, released its annual forecast for the hottest wedding trends for 2011. Here’s a look at the top 11 wedding trends for 2011: Prohibition-Era Elegance: So [ Read More ]
More than 23,500 babies were spared the serious health consequences of an early birth in 2008, according to new data released today by the National Center for Health Statistics. According to the National Vital Statistics Report, Births Final Data 2008, 523,033 infants were born preterm, before 37 weeks of pregnancy, in 2008, down from a [ Read More ]
Family Research Council responded to a new study by the Pew Research Center on how Americans view marriage and family. The study, based on census data and a new poll, is titled, “The Decline of Marriage And Rise of New Families.” Family Research Council President Tony Perkins responded with the following statement: “According to the [ Read More ]
What do you like to do on family holidays? Go to the beach or spend a week in the country? Maybe you like camping or visiting relatives. Whatever you enjoy, family holidays are a chance for everyone in the family to get reacquainted and spend quality time together. It’s a chance for parents to really [ Read More ]