How to get the full NASCAR experience in your living room
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As NASCAR hits its peak in the midst of the 2010 Sprint Cup Series, masses of fans will make their way to the races. But if you can't score tickets and sitting in traffic isn't quite your speed, why not try living the race experience away from the speedway with a group of friends?
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Virtual schools 'clicking' for many students this school year
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A record number of students are heading back to school this year - without ever stepping foot inside a classroom. A growing number of virtual schools (also known as cyber schools or e-schools), combined with booming parent (and student) demand for high-quality virtual education, have more students than ever logging on, instead of boarding a school bus, this back-to-school season.
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Moving? Don't forget to check car insurance off the list of things to look at
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Moving to a new place can be exciting, but it's also hectic. Beyond the general packing and unpacking and getting used to your new home, a number of tasks go along with moving that must also be completed. Dealing with changes in your car insurance is one of them.
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Conquer your canine cleaning challenges for a pet-friendly home
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Pet owners understand extra cleaning is part of the deal when bringing a puppy into their homes and lives. Cleaning up after a dog is enough work in itself, so the last thing any owner wants is a pooch that is agitated by the sights and sounds of cleaning. There are several techniques that can help your dog stay calm when you reach for your sponge.
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Simple fixes that will make your kitchen feel brand new
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When it comes to your kitchen, details make all the difference. It's often the most used and best-loved room in the house, so having a room that meets your needs and expresses your personality is key. If your kitchen's design has been frustrating you by creating clutter and giving your home an out-of-date feel, it's time to make some changes.
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Digestive health is top-of-mind for many, especially moms
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New parents are often surprised by how much time they spend monitoring their child's digestive health - from sharing great details about the baby's latest diaper change to worrying about what foods will keep things flowing freely. There is no greater responsibility than keeping babies and toddlers healthy so they can thrive, and the digestive tract is the first line of defense for the body's immune system - whether you are 1 or 101.
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Keeping kids safe this summer
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For most families, summertime means outdoor fun. From day camp to the swim club to the playground, summer is a time for kids to let loose. But what about kids with chronic diseases that may require extra attention? Can they enjoy the same summer activities as their peers?
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Technology tips for traveling with tots
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Traveling with children can sometimes seem like a challenge, even for the most patient parents. Long stretches in car or airplane seats can easily leave kids bored and hungry. Packing plenty of snacks can fill the hunger need, but what's a parent to do when the Goldfish are all gone? Technology is a great tool to keep kids entertained while traveling.
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I'm just starting a family - do I need life insurance?
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You buckle her into her carseat for even the shortest trip down the street. He's never missed a well-baby checkup and you wash his little hands (and yours) constantly. As a new parent, you do everything you can think of to keep your baby safe and secure.
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Parents: Tips for giving kids a DIY after-school activity center at home
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Many American families may still be tightening their belts, as the economy continues its slow climb out of recession. If your family has decided to save money by foregoing traditional after-school programs, you can bring the experience home.
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