Category Archives: Family
Let’s Honor National Honesty Day
Watch Out for These Springtime Pet Dangers
Can We Get Behind Turn Off Your TV Month?

Here’s a challenge for this month, let’s reduce our screen time in April. April is Turn Off Your TV Month, a grassroots movement that creates awareness of the adverse effects of excessive screen time. Studies have shown that the average American family spends approximately four to five hours a day watching television. This overindulgence is linked to
Observing National Child Abuse Prevention Month

How we can get involved during National Child Abuse Prevention Month. April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month, a month that recognizes the importance of families and communities coming together to prevent child abuse and neglect. A primary goal of this month is to offer educational resources and support to promote the social and emotional well-being
How We Can Observe National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week

How we can educate our teens about the realities of drug and alcohol abuse. Today kicks off National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week (NDAFW), a weeklong health observance held from Monday, March 30th through Sunday, April 5th. The goal of this week is to shatter the myths that popular media create about drug and alcohol
How We Can Say Thank You for This National Single Parents Day

How we can express our gratitude to all the single parents out there. March 21st is National Single Parents Day. This day is set aside to recognize the dedication, sacrifice, and love that single parents give every day. For those of us who were raised by single parents, hopefully, we recognize how hard our parents worked
Suggestions as to How We Can Support a Loved One Suffering from Depression

What we can do to help someone suffering from depression. Depression may be one of the most debilitating and frightening mental illnesses. For those of us who have loved ones suffering from depression, it is highly likely that it may be challenging to offer the support that they need. However, it’s important to remember that even