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General coughing is completely natural and helps clear irritants or phlegm from the throat. However, a period of sustained coughing can be a problem and can be related to a variety of conditions, such as a bacterial infection, a viral infection, or an allergy. Most coughs related to a sinus infection, allergy, or cold are… Continue reading
I often hear parents say, “I just ignore Jr. when he has a fit or yells.” While there may be times when this is appropriate, it is not when Jr. is under 5 years old! Why? Because your child needs training on appropriate and acceptable behavior. Yelling to get your way is not appropriate or… Continue reading
We often take for granted a part of our home that we go through day after day. What part is that? It’s your front porch. If you have a medium to large sized porch, consider it an extension of your home where you can spend time with your family. You may wonder what you could… Continue reading
Maybe your partner is abroad in the military. You may have had a recent divorce. Whatever the reason, this Valentine’s Day may be alone. Does this mean that you should sit at home feeling sorry for yourself? I do not think so. Here are some ideas for the lonely this year. 1. Get yourself out.… Continue reading
A study associating playing video games with enhanced laparoscopic surgery is the tip of the iceberg on the hot topic of the positive effects of video games. According to Mitchell Wade, co-author of The Kids are Alright: How the Gamer Generation is Changing the Workplace, “When you see studies that show surgeons or pilots improve… Continue reading
It takes five steps to build a long-term relationship. Each step in the process builds on the previous step. Well done, it’s a marathon, not a sprint. The Five Steps To A Long-Term Relationship The relationship path from the initial introduction to the elderly couple goes through five separate relationship stages: (1) Step 1: The… Continue reading
Potty training plays an important role in your child’s development and it is important that you start potty training when you feel your child is ready for it. Forcing or starting potty training too early can do more harm than good because fear of failure won’t allow your child to get comfortable with the idea… Continue reading
Sarah Cortez, a proud Bostonian, is a cop, poet, short story writer, and editor of the award-winning non-fiction Windows Into My World, a collection of short memoirs written by young authors. She is also the editor of the anthology Hit List: The Best of Latino Mystery. He was kind enough to take time out of… Continue reading
Running a Bed and Breakfast (“B&B”) sounds great at 5:00 PM. M. Peaking on the streets of Manhattan during the cold of winter. The fact is, it can be a real job. Let me give you an idea of what life is like for a typical B&B owner. Imagine it is 8pm on a Friday… Continue reading
Our soul’s need for fun and nourishment is always there, but the means of fulfilling that inner Divine call can change with both time and experience. What used to cheer me up and inspire me when I was 20 has been transformed into new ways to experience the pleasure of life when I’m 50. I… Continue reading