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Using Teachable Moments When Planning & Hosting Parties

Dear Rebecca, What do children and teens learn from their parent’s throwing parties ? Parent Dear Parent, Children of all ages learn everything from their parents. They learn all their manners , which is basically how we treat others and ourselves. They also learn etiquette, which is the protocol, how we behave, or how we are expected to behave in public. So, if a child’s parents throw raucous parties with alcohol and loud music, the child will believe that this is what is expected at parties. If the parents cater to their guests, treating them as special, the child will learn that he/she should treat their guests as special. Parents are their child’s best teachers to teach him/her about life and being a good person. Pro-Tip Involve your child in the planning and preparation of the party. Teach him/her how to focus on guests' needs. Most sincerely, Rebecca More by Rebecca Q & A: The Best and Worst Parties I’ve Hosted or At...

Food Review: Trader Joe’s Animal Crackers

Tub of Fun Found in Trader Joe's Animal Crackers If you are like me, every time I see a box of animal crackers, I relive my childhood years of drooling over a box decorated as if it is a red circus boxcar filled with exotic animals. My favorite cookie/cracker was the elephant. Therefore, when I noticed a tub --yes an entire tub-- of animal cookies on a Trader Joe’s shelf, I squealed like a little girl and promptly tossed one in my cart. As a fan of simple English style cookies, Trader Joe’s Organic Animal Crackers are a perfect fit for me. They are crunchy, light, great with hot beverages, and shaped like animals. What could be better? Right? The real surprise with these cookies is that these are not your typical guilty-pleasure snacks. Oh no. These puppies —or should I say camels -- are low in fat and sodium, vegan, organic and only 120 for 17 delicious cookies! There are even tigers in the tub. It just ge...

Public Swimming Pools Can be Deadly for Those With Autoimmune Diseases

Toxic Mix of Urine, Feces, Germs, and Parasites Await Swimmers Often profiled as funny, like in the movie " Grown Ups " with Adam Sandler and Chris Rock, urinating in the pool appears to be quite common in real life according to recent data . Urine is bad enough, but just the tiniest bit of fecal material in a pool could cause illness and infections for pregnant women, the elderly, and young children. Even worse, it could cause deadly results for those with compromised immune systems, like multiple sclerosis. With the summer swim season arriving any day, it may be best to take an awfully close look at what is in that pool water. This is especially for those of us who can be affected the most, which includes me. Considering that I have multiple sclerosis, those germs could offer me a stay in the nearby hospital. What is in the public pool water? Public pools offer a temporary reprieve from the summer heat. However, a HuffPost ...

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