By Ellen and Rachel on May 1, 2013
The path from heavy to healthy can be full of pot-holes, but avoid a few of these wrong turns and you’ll be way ahead of the game.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 28, 2013
What ever happened to “Me” time?
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 25, 2013
I get that kids need more sleep than adults, but how much exactly?
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 25, 2013
This beautiful essay describes the difficulties the writer faced as she struggled to grow up with a transgender father.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 24, 2013
This article, adapted from a 1950′s home economics textbook, will be a real eye opener for wives of 2013. It brings Betty Draper’s world to life and totally explains the Women’s Lib Movement, which followed soon after.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 22, 2013
Take a minute to find out what it’s all about. We owe it to our planet — the one our kids will be inheriting!
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 22, 2013
Once again, we may be dealing with off-the-charts levels of stress. This post has some helpful tips on how to handle it all.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 17, 2013
Wow, really? Is it possible that one approach to solving this complicated problem could be that simple? Seriously?
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 15, 2013
30 years ago it was banned due to safety issues and mega bucks law suits. After years of testing, it is now deemed safe… hmmm.
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By Ellen and Rachel on April 10, 2013
10 important things we’ve learned about ASD in the past year!
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