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In life, it’s easy to go through the motions. It’s often forgotten that living in the moment is important to understanding and appreciating what’s happening right in front of you.

When thinking about your yearly check-ins with doctors like dentists and general practitioners, one that seems to often get forgotten is the eye doctor. It may seem like a hassle to get out of the house for an eye appointment, however, it’s beneficial for your health.

How to Apologize

If you struggle with sincerely apologizing to a friend, family member or partner, diving into the groundwork of saying you’re sorry is a great place to start. Apologizing and admitting a mistake shows emotional intelligence which elicits productive responses and relationships amongst two people.

Travel days can be long and tiring. Most of the time you’re not thinking about how you can take care of yourself while flying, but more-so feeling anxious to get to your destination quickly and safely. Prioritizing yourself while flying is important, especially on long travel days.

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Sometimes it can feel like your doctor isn’t understanding your health concerns, but it’s important to be persistent if you feel like something is wrong. Use these tips to get the most out of your healthcare appointments for better peace of mind.

Spending time in the sun can boost your mood and vitamin D levels, but catching too many rays could lead to skin cancer. It’s important to protect yourself from the harmful effects of UV light, and there’s more to it than applying sunscreen every time you go to the pool. Follow these tips year-round to protect yourself from the sun.

Bladder control isn’t the most glamorous topic, but if it’s something you’ve been experiencing, you’re not alone. It’s a common problem that affects millions of women worldwide. Keep reading to better understand why it happens and what you can do to keep symptoms under control.

It would be amazing if you tackled your entire to-do list every day, but everyone has off days. It’s important to take these days in stride and not be too hard on yourself. These tips can help you make the most of days that feel like a drag.

You visit the gym to strengthen muscles. You learn new things to grow your mind. But what do you do to keep your emotional and mental health resilient? Here are six ways to develop more mental toughness.

You care for your furry friends like they’re members of your family. But even with prescription-strength preventatives, fleas and ticks can take a ride on your pets and start infesting your home. So, how can you keep everyone pest-free and healthy?

Caring for Indoor Greenery

Leafy vines, hanging plants and vibrant succulents can all be beautiful additions to your home’s interior design, and they can also offer a number of health benefits. Indoor plants purify the air in your home and help you breathe better. Caring for them often elicits a therapeutic effect that boosts mental well-being. Plus, plants like aloe vera provide physical healing benefits like soothing skin irritations. If you’re wary of adding greenery to your home decor for fear they’ll wither, here are a few tips to make sure your houseplants thrive.

Whether it’s the delinquent Dennis from Dennis the Menace, the mischievous Calvin from Calvin & Hobbes or nearly any character under 12 in any number of TV sitcoms, one thing is clear: pop culture loves to portray children as loud and boisterous little monsters. Where, then, does that put the kids who are quiet and calm? Is there any reason for concern when your child isn’t an outgoing social cyclone?