Tag: parenting

People born prematurely should be especially vigilant about the onset of kidney disease decades later.

Bring this list of questions to ask your vet at your next appointment.

Having been accused by some people of being immoral and unethical, I feel the need to defend myself.

As the author of a few published cookbooks who had recipes stolen and put in other published cookbooks without the slightest accreditation myself, I know just how awful that is. When I’ve created original content, figuring out some awesome things by myself and had my content literally copied

I haven’t had a good bagel in far too long. Ever since going gluten free, it’s been hard to get bagels, and when I do, they tend to be the texture of regular bread, just shaped like a bagel. I saw this recipe for gluten free bagels and it looked awesome, especially since it is grain free and paleo friendly, and suitable for the holiday of Passover. Most paleo recipes using almond flour also

Environmental factors are more important than genetics in determining who gets cavities, a new study reports.

Sometimes if you need to be bringing in more money, you don’t need to find a new job or work more hours. Sometimes all that is necessary is to get your salary increased via a pay raise. Here’s a post from a reader with suggestions as to how to do that.

Getting a pay rise can be one of those things that seems impossible. First of all, you don’t want to ask your boss for one, as you don’t want to

Lately, I really am loving easy recipes that end up with a complete dinner in one, and shepherd’s pie is one of my favorites. Yes, some shepherd’s pie recipes are complex and complicated with many different ingredients and steps, but I find my version to be quite easy, and it ends up delicious, and my entire family loves it. It ends up quite a lot on my dinner table, and in fact, I am making

I often think about what types of careers my children will get into one day. If you’re trying to increase your income, you might think to retrain in another career. But how do you make sure that what you’re learning isn’t going to go obsolete? Here’s a post from a reader about suggestions for careers that are likely to stick around, at least for quite a while.

There are quite a few careers in

In her new essay collection, “Nanaville,” the novelist and former Times columnist writes about what she’s learned since becoming a grandmother.

Traveling 50 or more miles to and from work may negatively affect unborn babies, a new study suggests.