By Michael Armfield I sat with a client last week and we were replaying her last two months. With a smile from ear to ear, she told me about the new man she had met, the yoga classes she was attending, the bliss of waking up and meditating, and her overall satisfaction as she looked […]
Dancers from age 3 to professional are welcomed as they enter the bright, uplifting atmosphere of Stella’s Dance at 10442 W. Atlantic Blvd in Coral Springs. “When they’re young, we’re building a love and joy for dance within them, as well as improving their basic coordination,” Stella Palumbo tells us. She’s also proud of the
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By Dr. Gary Goberville There are many things parents can do to help their baby’s vision develop properly. The following are some examples of age-appropriate activities that can assist an infant’s visual development. Birth to four months • Use a nightlight or other dim lamp in your baby’s room. • Change the crib’s position frequently
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Parkland is an exciting place to be, especially if you’re one of the city’s favorite family restaurants. The Whale Raw Bar will pull out all of the stops to celebrate its 7th Birthday on Saturday, August 16. General Manger Jilliann Lopapa invites any and all “foodies” to the party where she says there will be
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By Barbara Gobbi “Back To School” is such an exciting time for kids and parents. “Back To School” means picking out new clothes and backpacks, seeing your old friends again after a three month break, and…. homework. This year in particular, I am especially emotional. My oldest child will enter her last year of high
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By Shellie Miller Whatever school grade level an American mother has accomplished personally, if she’s got at least one child older than 12, she is smarter than a fifth grader. Math, science, spelling, social studies, geography; Most of us have done at least once ourselves, and then for every child we’ve reared, we’ve accomplished it
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