The summer months can be uncomfortably hot — and this may spell danger for furry friends.  Keep these tips in mind to make sure your pet is safe this summer. Your pet will thank you for it!

Too much summer fun in the sun can take a toll on your skin — leaving it dry, irritated and burned.  With these few simple skincare tips, it can be easy to keep your skin looking its best all year long! 

Swimming is a fun recreational sport that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. Whether you just want to splash around in the pool this summer or you’re looking to add swimming to your regular workout routine, there are some important things for all beginning swimmers to know. 

As food heats up in summer’s warm temperatures, bacteria can multiply rapidly. In order to protect you and your loved ones from foodborne illnesses or grilling injuries, we’ve compiled a few safety tips to remember when handling food and grilling outdoors. 

Father’s Day is just around the corner! Are you ready to show dad just how much he means to you this weekend?

Summertime is a great chance to fire up the barbeque or put on an exciting fireworks show, but with all this fun comes responsibility. Make sure you keep your safety and the safety of your loved ones in mind this summer, especially when grilling or setting off fireworks. Here are some safety tips to stay safe around fire this summer.

A glass of red wine a day may keep the doctor away. While drinking red wine in moderation may be healthy, it is important to remember that there are health consequences for binge drinking — three or more glasses per day. 

Pack your bags, it’s time for summer vacation! Summer vacation is a time for many parents to relax and kids to blow off some steam. 

Before you dust off your kayaks or hit the beach, be sure to make the most of all that summer fun by staying safe and avoiding injury. 

The psychological terms “introvert” and “extrovert” were coined by psychiatrist and psychotherapist Carl Jung to explain the different attitudes that people may use to direct their energy. These terms are also used in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) personality test.