In 2016, about 5.7 million adults in America were affected by Alzheimer’s disease. But Alzheimer’s and other dementias don’t just affect the person with the disease—it will also affect the people around them. Triple the number mentioned earlier. You will get a rough idea of how many family members and unpaid caregivers provide care to those […]
Care Planning for Your Loved Ones with Early Stage Alzheimer’s Read More »
Washing our hands before eating anything. Brushing our teeth when they wake up or before they go to bed. Brushing our hair. These are things that we, as adults, have internalized. They’ve become so instinctive to us that we barely notice it when we’re doing them. But for our kids, especially toddlers, these are the
Making Hygiene Fun for Toddlers Read More »
Keeping your family’s health in check is never easy. Each day, you have to make sure they eat healthily and take necessary vitamins and medications. But aside from your spouse and children, what happens if you also have to monitor the healthcare needs of a senior loved one at home? Knowing the immediate needs of
It’s Never Too Late: Six Ways Elderly Parents Can Age Beautifully Read More »
Kids and teens are the most curious creatures. If you give them a smartphone, it will only take them a few minutes to navigate each app and website. In a survey of media use among children by Common Sense Media, 53% of children and 84% of teens in the United States own a smartphone. These statistics prove
Online Dating for Teens: What Every Parent Should Know Read More »
Americans move from home to home quite often. A study has found that 40 million Americans move every year. That’s equal to 13% of Americans in the US. Many move to another location, but still within the country. Only very few Americans move abroad. Moreover, they move for a variety of reasons, one of which is to
A Progressive Move: How to Prepare Your Family’s Move to a New Home? Read More »