Family health information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). 'Tis the Season for cold and flu carriers, along with all the other nasty creepy crawlies that get around with constant exposure to friends and family. Stay healthy by following a few basic tips.
Save money and reduce stress with these holiday travel tips. Travel more smoothly over Christmas and New Year's by following some simple guidelines. Plan ahead and plan well.
Safety first when it comes to Holiday driving! We take for granted that we will be driving more over the holidays, but that just makes for a more dangerous situation if more care isn't taken.
It's important to protect pets from holiday risks. These tips can help you avoid a trip to the emergency room with your pet, when it may not even be readily available. Make sure you enjoy the holidays with everyone, including your furry best friend.
Sure, we like snow. And with winter approaching, there will be plenty of it. But with snow comes ice, and with ice comes slipping—which means it’s time to think about keeping your walkway safe. But in doing so, keep your garden’s integrity in mind.
Let people know your travel itinerary – either leave a copy with neighbours or family members, and always keep people informed if your plans happen to change.
The holidays invite all sorts of fun activity, from lighting candles to hanging fresh greens and stringing lights. Here's how to keep your house and family safe from fire and injury.