Unilever’s new Deodorant Wipes – on shelves now – offer people a smart way to stay feeling fresh as they go from one activity to the next. With 24-hour odor protection, the new Deodorant Wipes are available from five brands – Dove, Dove Men+Care, Degree® Women, Degree® Men and AXE. Ideal for discreet touch-ups to freshen underarms, neck and chest, Unilever’s […]
Tyrelle Davis and Faith Fennidy, both 11-years old, made headlines when they were sent home from school because of their hair extensions. Eleven-year-old Jorja Orrick was bullied for having short hair, which prompted her sister Sarah to cut her own locks in solidarity. With real stories like these and a history of helping young girls […]
80% Of New Year’s Resolutions Fail By Feb – The Five Steps To Beat The ‘First Monther’ Quit And Make 2019 Count. Four out of ten of us made a new year’s resolution just three weeks ago, and yet just 20 per cent will still be going on February 1st – a quit rate of […]
Healthline collaborated with the American Liver Foundation to talk about the way we consume alcohol, how that can affect our health and overall well-being, and why we should consider a healthier, happier happy hour.The month of January can offer the perfect opportunity to explore the possibility of limiting or abstaining from alcohol. One campaign that […]
DID YOU KNOW?! 85% of the brain is formed by age three; this early period is critical in shaping a child’s mind and future. How do we give babies the best start in life? An ideal environment meets your child’s developmental needs and presents just enough challenge. Providing this type of educational play from birth […]
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We often hear or read about what not to do, and I had initially started to write this post as the top things to not tell someone after giving birth, but I figured to lets focus on the positive things you should tell someone that just gave birth. Whether it is their first, second or […]
This looks like a lot of fun. I love how it’s a 3 in 1 mode, for different stages of your baby’s life. Check out their video on YouTube. Get it now via Walmart, retails for $79.99 SOURCE: Bright Starts
The Runner Box is more than a subscription box, it’s a subscription box specialized for runners, loaded with tons of great products to assist you while you are living a healthy lifestyle, as well as training for an awesome race; whether it be a 5k or marathon, The Runner Box has you covered. The RunnerBox […]
So Moody! Continuous morning sickness, not as bad as before, I am now able to sleep longer without having to wake up in the middle of the night to eat and go back to sleep. First trimester blood work done. About 9 tubes of blood and an urine sample. That’s a lot of blood, my […]
Houston, We Have A Heart Beat!! Woo-hoo! This week started out with more nausea and sometimes vomiting. Most of the vomiting felt more like something wasn’t sitting right and I had to let it out. It’s not the nausea/vomiting when you have a stomach virus that sends you involuntarily running to the bathroom. I’m glad […]
Long Weeks Ahead! So these weeks feel longer and longer. This week has been tough, really bad nausea early in the morning. This week I decided that I would get up earlier, around 4:30am, eat something light (an Eggo waffle and one hard-boiled egg), drink ginger tea and take a nap until 6am to get […]
Week 5?! or maybe week 3. This week has not been so bad. Learning what’s happening to my body little by little. Noticing that I feel more sick when I don’t eat something or wait too long to eat. Morning sickness isn’t quite what I’ve expected, at least not yet. I’m not rushing to the […]
On Wednesday afternoon, September 7th to be exact, I found out I was pregnant. It wasn’t a completely shock or surprise, just something that my partner and I wanted but didn’t know when it would happen. With one month away from my next race, I realized that I wouldn’t be able to continue training for the […]
The competitions are now over, the winners have been announced and the medals have been handed out at the 2016 Olympic Games Rio. For 17 days, Rio was the host country to the best athletes from around the world who battled for glory and competed against each other for one of the three coveted medals. […]
For the past few days, maybe for the past week, ever since the case of the Queens runner that was raped and murdered last week, I have been doing some thinking about me and running/training. I have been running for about 3 years now and I must say I have never felt completely “unsafe” or […]
The Olympics is a celebration of competition, passion and nationalism that unites nations like no other organized event in the world. For 17 days we will closely watch athletes demonstrate hard work and commitment by overcoming their toughest obstacles in order to earn one of the highest honors in their sport. These athletes include many […]
Who said training for a race would be easy? The first couple of weeks of marathon training are my hardest. The soreness and building up the endurance to be able to run long, it’s always a challenge for me. This week I was challenged, when my body needed much-needed recovery. It’s hard to rest when […]
A week ago, I ran my first race of 2016. It was a very last minute idea that just popped into my head after someone from the Open Run group suggested it; they suggested I sign up for the Queens 10K that there were still charity spots available through Team For Kids (TFK). The idea […]
This Summer my goal is to stay strong and healthy mainly as I continue training for my Fall marathon, (Chicago Marathon), this year. Bob’s Red Mill has always been one of my favorite and trusted brand when it comes to healthy food products. So when I was recently asked to try out Bob’s Red Mill […]