David Cole

Finding the best trainers and workout options can be a challenge.

Low-Calorie Drinking for Holiday Parties

Wednesday, 17 December 2014
As the holidays approach, parties become numerous, as does the challenge of keeping your commitment to healthful eating and drinking.
Colorful bottles and sweet flavors make the packaging of liquid nicotine refills very attractive to your child.

New Year's Resolutions for Kids

Tuesday, 16 December 2014
Making New Year's resolutions for you and your child is more than just promising to "do better."

Best Ways to Travel with Your Kids

Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Traveling with your children can seem scary. But it can be so rewarding with just a few basic ground rules.
Electronic devices are everywhere, but which ones are right for your child?
Boosting your metabolism and keeping your workout new and balanced helps keep your look tight.
Famous last words: “I’ll lose that extra weight after the holidays.”
SIDS is the leading cause of death for infants between one and 12 months of age.
You and your children can help so many people by volunteering during the holiday season.
Oral health is still very important while wearing braces or an expander.
Fluoride can strengthen tooth enamel and help prevent tooth decay.
Healthy teeth are an important part of your child's overall health.
Social media can really help keep you motivated during your workout.

Good Hygiene Habits at the Gym

Tuesday, 09 December 2014
Staying healthy at the gym all starts with good overall hygiene.

Staying Fit While You're Pregnant

Tuesday, 02 December 2014
Staying fit during pregnancy benefits both mama and baby. Learn how you can stay in great shape while carrying your little one.

Spine Surgery 101

Wednesday, 19 November 2014

Diabetes and Your Diet

Wednesday, 19 November 2014
Twenty percent of kids attending college have a chronic condition, yet relatively few universities have the resources to support these students.
Few parts of the body are as important to protect during exercise and sports as the eyes.
Not everything you've been taught about nutrition is quite right.
Your thanksgiving meal doesn't have to be unhealthy.
While dieting, a slow and steady approach does not always win the race.
Eating junk food doesn’t just make you fat. It can also make you stupid.

Should Teens Have Cosmetic Surgery?

Wednesday, 12 November 2014
From nose jobs to breast enhancements, you and your teen are talking about cosmetic surgery. Is this detrimental or helpful to your teen's self esteem?
When you think of movie and TV ratings, parents tend to trust the letters. But has society changed so much that we are desensitized to violence and/or sex?
Has your teen decided what he or she would like to work toward as a career?
Is our technological age good or bad for your children's future?

21st Century Business Plan for Parents

Wednesday, 12 November 2014
From toddler to teen, keeping your children on course to be successful in life requires a bit of planning and direction.
Research has shown the importance of reading, talking and singing in infant and toddler language development.

Palliative Care

Monday, 17 November 2014
If someone tells your child, "mommy's in trouble, get in my car," does your child know what to do?

Keeping Your Kids Safe on Halloween

Wednesday, 29 October 2014
Keeping your children safe on Halloween is up to you.

Strep is More than Just a Sore Throat

Wednesday, 29 October 2014
Strep throat is most common in children between the ages of five and 15, though children under five and adults can also become infected.
Bronchiolitis is the most common cause of hospitalization among infants under one year of age.
Fever, chills, appetite loss, aching bones or joints are just some of the symptoms that could be signs of cancer in your child.
Roughly every eight minutes a child in the U.S. experiences a medication mistake.
Decorative contact lenses can make you look cool, but are they bad for your eyes?
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