100- Calorie Snacks

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By Mia Ingui You know the feeling: When a craving calling is calling your name and you have to give in, although you are dreading packing on those extra calories. No need to fear! These snacking options that all are under 100 calories are the perfect way to satisfy your cravings now without breaking your diet. Whether … Continued

How to Father a Teen

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By Lauren Kolacki Children need to be both nurtured and disciplined. Many times, in a family, one parents tend to be the nurturer while the other lays down the law. This may work in correlation to your family structure but it is not always healthy. If you constantly must be the “bad cop” your children … Continued

2018 Garden Resolutions

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By Nicole Iuzzolino Spring is around the corner, which means the flowers will start to be blooming soon. It is about that time to whip out the gardening gloves and seeds to start planting. Gardening can be a bit of a process and a lot of work. But with a solid list of resolutions, you … Continued

Tips to Help your Baby Sleep Better

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By Lauren Kolacki Have a consistent bedtime routine. This can include going into their room, shutting the blinds and lights, rocking in the rocking chair, etc. Your baby will quickly come to love the consistency and predictability.     **Try to avoid feeding before sleep, so the baby does not come to correlate the two. … Continued

Rethinking College Student Stress

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How often have your heard your son or daughter complain about how much “stress” they have? Perhaps you’ve made suggestions about how to “manage” or “reduce” their stress. These kinds of conversations may include an unspoken assumption that stress is something negative that we should aim to eliminate; however, new research suggests that changing our beliefs about … Continued

How to Deal with Difficult Family Members

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By Pam Teel Do you have a family member you just can’t deal with and you just don’t know how to handle the things he/she says and does? Well, there is hope. Knowing how to approach a difficult family member, what to say and what to do, can help you finally stop dreading every interaction … Continued

Perfect Party Planning

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By Pam Teel Whether you’re celebrating indoors or in the backyard, with pin the tail on the donkey or an entire petting zoo, this timeline will make for a very happy birthday with all the bases covered. Make sure you preplan it weeks ahead! Discuss with your child what kind of party he or she … Continued

Sundae Funday

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Need a sweet treat for a snack or dessert? This healthy low-calorie recipe will satisfy your craving and is ready in less than 5 minutes. INGREDIENTS: 1⁄2 cup fat-free frozen yogurt 1 tablespoon blueberry jam (Blueberry Jam) 1 tablespoon fat-free caramel topping 2 tablespoons light or fat-free whipped topping 1⁄2 tablespoon chopped nuts DIRECTIONS: Place … Continued

GROUNDING: A technique to reduce anxiety in the moment

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By Lauren Kolacki The more we understand our anxiety and can name what emotions are causing it at any given moment, the more capable we will be to help our Self. While education on anxiety doesn’t make it go away, it does make it less scary and more predictable. We all know anxiety is uncomfortable. And … Continued