As a parent, you are likely concerned about how your young child will progress in terms of education. Even though college may be a long way off, starting on educational opportunities as early as possible can have lifelong effects on your child’s learning abilities. Something as simple as a preschool program can even produce major results when your child enters…
Corporate childcare has become a more and more sought-after job perk in recent years. Being able to have their children in the same building as them is a huge benefit, especially for first-time moms. Employers have also seen great results by providing childcare resources to their employees. With it’s numerous perks for every person involved, corporate childcare is a no-brainer.…
Ah, college. For those just graduating and taking the big leap into the world of undergrad, congratulations! Pretty soon, you’ll be immersed in a brand new environment with new friends, new studies, and most importantly of all, a new future ahead of you. Soon after you finish many of your pre-requisites, you will be faced with the decision of choosing…
When you become a mom, whether it’s for the first time or the fourth time, you develop an immediate connection with your child. As they get a little bit older, that connection will continue to grow, but so will the necessity of going back to work. It can be one of the most difficult things to leave your child in…
In Austria, one tattoo artist is putting his tattoo education to use for a good cause by offering free tattoos. However, he has only one condition for these tattoos to be free: the designs must promote ending racism. According to a July 28 BBC article, Alex Smoltschnik, whose Pride and Glory tattoo studio is based in the southern city of…
Skin is technically an organ, and it is, in fact, the largest organ on the human body. It makes sense, then, to do whatever you can to preserve it — to keep it looking youthful, healthy, and firm. That’s why is especially tragic that the protein responsible for skin’s elasticity, collagen, begins deteriorating as early as age 18 (decreasing by…