Before you toss that vase you bought for a summer party or those gardening tools which are blocking space you will need for winter boots, remember that those unwanted items could bring in some extra cash for new fall and winter supplies. Turn what you accumulated over the summer months into a quick profit by holding a rummage sale.

The winter months between November and February are the peak months for home fires, representing nearly 37 percent of all residential fires annually. Experts agree that advance preparation and planning are key factors in increasing your chances of a good outcome should fire strike this winter.

The immune system can never go vacation. A travel bug can ruin a trip that has been planned for months. There are several reasons travelers' immune systems need to do double-duty during vacations or business trips.

The haggling over school snacks and lunches is as old as, well, school lunches. Here are some ideas on how to provide kids with healthy foods they'll want to eat.

You're about to head out to a picnic or other outdoor gathering and you know that dog of yours loves going to the park. It can be difficult to leave a beloved pet at home. However, before you melt and reach for the leash when the dog looks at you with pleading eyes, here are some points to consider.

It's something every parent has experienced. It's a beautiful day and your children are outside having fun at a playground, backyard barbecue or party when an accidental scrape or minor cut turns the laughter into tears. Here's what you need to know to promote proper healing.

In today's oversaturated, technology-driven world, it would seem that staying connected with loved ones is a snap, thanks to all of the great new gadgets on the market. Yet, as people have started to move faster with new technology, keeping in touch with far away friends and family has become even harder as schedules accelerate and demands increase. Here are some technology tips for staying in touch.