Family Wellness

Today, we’re going to break down a few common missteps that most parents don’t even notice. Things like negative speech patterns, off the cuff criticism, or being flippant with your child’s emotions can lead to problems down the line.

Though the Internet is our business, here at Healthversed, we sympathize with your earnest attempt to shelter your children (or grandchildren) from an endless deluge of half-baked political discourse. So today, we’ve ransacked the Public Library’s collection of vintage toy store catalogues to compile a comprehensive list of tech-less activities for you and your youngster. Ready? Let’s go!

You might think that younger is better when it comes to parenting, but there are actually many benefits that come with being an older parent. Of course, there are a few detractors as well. Here are 14 pros and cons of being an older parent.

You’re so used to hearing it now you don’t even notice anymore. “It’s mine!” “I want…” or “I need…” Kids by their very nature are mostly concerned with their own feelings rather than the feelings of others.

One of the most difficult times in any child’s life is facing the reality that a parent has a chronic illness. As parents, it is not only ourselves who have to face these challenges, but also our own children.

Looking for the secret to the happily ever after with your spouse? There’s no such thing as a “perfect” marriage, but there are things you can do to get pretty close. The following tips can help you achieve a healthy marriage