Are you a label reader? Did you know that it is just as important to read the labels for what you put on your skin as it is for what you eat? Our skin is the largest vital organ of the body and it reacts in different ways to what we put on it. Read more »
This rapidly executed sketch shows a hunting scene, a theme often portrayed by Delacroix. In the center, the rearing horse dominates the composition, and in the general commotion we can just make out lions, horses and horsemen, particularly on the right hand side. Read more »
We often don’t realize how much we rely on speech, and even fewer of us understand the impact and power of nonverbal communication. Somewhere, a long time ago, I read that only 30% of our communication with one another is verbal ? talking to each other ? and the rest, a whopping 70%, is nonverbal! Read more »
Musculature
Sore muscles; bed feels too hard — like lying on a pile of rocks.
A bruised sensation as if broken, all over the body.
Skin
Abscesses with great pain and violent burning.
Violent burning .
Great pain when flow from abscesses becomes scanty. Read more »
Question:
Is there any step-to-step guide for parents to teach swimming, particularly for kids, say around 7 years of age. Kids seem to always fear venturing out of the shallow. Can you recommend any technique that is recent on teaching swimming to kids of that age? Read more »
What is your opinion about school uniforms at the high school level? We are considering sending our daughter to a private high school that requires them, but are concerned that her individuality and creative expression might be stifled. Read more »
My new husband and I both work. However, I’m always the one expected to take care of dinner. I think this is because growing up, his mom was always the one to get dinner on the table. We’ve only been married a few months and I don’t want to get stuck in a pattern. Any suggestions? Read more »
A mysterious death and suicide haunt the main characters of this novel. Set against the backdrop of both Castro’s Havana and the Cuban-exile community in the U.S., “The Aguero Sisters” weaves a lyrical tale of love, loss and family secrets.
Sunlight. Fresh air. Nature. The great outdoors can inspire great creativity and refresh young artists. This summer, try unleashing your children’s creativity outdoors. Make sure they are well supervised, and enjoy the warm weather with them:
Paint with water: The only art supplies needed are a clean 2- or 3-inch-wide paintbrush and a bucket of water. Children can experiment with texture, color changes, evaporation and many more ideas as they spread water on the sidewalk, a building or a tree trunk. How can they hold the brush to make wide or narrow lines? What can they do to make, or stop, the drips?
Children are like a garden; if we tend to them they will grow and flourish.
As parents, we have the unique opportunity to influence our children’s feelings about themselves. Recognizing the importance of self-esteem is a critical factor in helping your child grow up to become a healthy adult.