Family
Make House Cleaning Easier: Rent Tools
Pollen, grass clippings, beach sand and good old fashioned dirt - summer's cleaning challenges are many. It can be frustrating to clean things such as your siding, the deck, or embedded dirt in your carpet, but these chores do not need to be as time consuming as you might think.
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Sharpen Your Beverage IQ This Summer
One of the biggest summer challenges for parents is keeping good nutrition in check. Lack of routine, road trips and hot summer days create the perfect storm for children to satisfy their thirst with a sugary beverage.
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Give It Up for Moms
The hardest working woman in your life is mom. She juggles the demands of today's fast-paced world, keeping everyone's shoes tied, providing humor or advice in any situation and keeping the household running like clockwork. Show mom the gratitude she deserves this Mother's Day with unique and creative surprises.
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Keep Your Child Focused for Success
Changing habits or behaviors is difficult for adults, and even more difficult for children. Although children may truly want to change behavior that gets them in trouble with their parents or their teachers, or which makes them a subject of ridicule among their peers, wanting to change and being able to change are two different things.
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Raise Your Glass to Green Tea
You've turned the calendar and it's back to business as usual, but after you've packed away the decorations you may realize you've packed on a few pounds and you're already breaking your goals for the year. One of the simplest changes you can make is just being aware of what's in the beverages you consume - the "think before you drink" rule. Sugary soft-drinks, cocktails, and those tasty lattes from your favorite cafe are often loaded with empty calories.
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Give Kids a Bedroom To Grow On
Whether they're toddlers or pre-teens, kids of all ages are getting more involved in designing their own rooms. And while that's good news as far as creating a room their kids will like, moms are still faced with the difficult challenge of finding affordable furniture that works as their children grow and their styles change.
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