Preparing for a baby can be overwhelming for new parents. The list of “pending tasks” seems endless, the list of suggested items for registration is suspiciously long, the car seat is impossible to install and the perfect color of the nursery is difficult to reach. It can be difficult to prioritize which projects are really important.
In my role with Rx Generic Medicines, I am invited to the openings of many health centers. I was recently invited to the opening of a new cancer center in northern Virginia, and I was excited to hear the center director explain that they came up with the concept of the physical structure of the building when talking to patients.
As if the running water was not good enough for our bodies, now many of us try to take the water to the next level by adding electrolytes. But do you really need those extra electrolytes? Let’s go deeper into that. The term “electrolyte” refers to a class of minerals with which you are probably familiar:
If you are a mother who stays at home to take care of your children, you know that full-time parenting can affect your well-being, no matter how much you love them. Work itself is emotionally demanding, and you may feel that society underestimates maternal care compared to having a career. It can also be socially isolated.
Relationship – if you arrive first, how can you tell if your partner simply needs more time or if they will never compromise? You can start with an honest conversation about your feelings and desires for the relationship. This, of course, is best approached as a discussion rather than an ultimatum.
