With the recent and rapid spread of the Coronavirus around the U.S, quarantine is proving to be a very stressful time for parents as they try to juggle working at home and keeping their children occupied and up to date with their schoolwork. It won’t be long for those kiddos start getting stir crazy, but … More Top 10 Activities to Keep the Kids from Driving You Insane
It’s been more than seventy years, now, since a former French teacher named Aldous Huxley sat down to write a letter to a former student (Eric Blair) whom he’d taught at Eton some thirty years before. Eric had a new name, George Orwell, and a new book, 1984, which Huxley praised but felt got the … More We Saw the Future Backwards
Balancing screen time at home looks different today than it did just a few short weeks ago before the pandemic hit the U.S. If you are looking for tips for parents trying to manage the disrupt in regular routines and an overabundance of screen time, Dr. David Greenfield, founder of the Center for Internet and … More Parent Tips On Adjusting to New Normal of Social Distancing & Screen Time
Life insurance companies are in the business of assessing risk. As such, they are closing monitoring the coronavirus situation so they can take necessary action. In fact, some carriers are already starting to act, and more will likely follow. Here’s what life insurance companies have done and what could be done to combat this unusual … More How Life Insurance Companies Are Responding To Covid-19
Do you know the love that conquers every fear, sin, and selfish desire? God renews his love for us each and every day. His love has the power to free us from every form of evil – selfishness, greed, anger, hatred, jealously and envy. In Jesus’ teaching on the law he does something quite remarkable … More Sunday Meditation: Pray For Your Enemies
As families struggle with the severe lifestyle restrictions brought on by the coronavirus, many parents are seeking guidance and direction for their children. How much should we tell them? How do we allay their fears? What are some recommended indoor activities for parents and children? South Florida-based family therapists Karen Kaye and Hara Wachholder, a … More Coronavirus: A Challenge and Lesson for Families
As people become more active during the warmer months, keeping home safety top of mind can sometimes go by the wayside. However, when it comes to fire and carbon monoxide safety, you can never be too prepared. Whether you are just beginning to take a stronger safety-first approach or looking to upgrade existing home safety … More 5 Tips for Better Home Safety this Spring
