New Gadgets Help Make Traveling With Kids Less Stressful
A number of relatively new gadgets can take some of the hassle out of traveling.
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A number of relatively new gadgets can take some of the hassle out of traveling.
It seems everyone wants a tablet this year, but the most popular tablet, the iPad, can be a bit too expensive for many people.
We've all seen those product registration cards when we open up something we just bought. They often end up in the trash with all the packaging.
Tablets are a hot item on holiday wish lists, but buying one for a child isn't necessarily an easy decision.
A Klout score measures how influential a person is on social media.
A study from the National Sleep Foundation found nearly 3 in 10 women say they take sleep aids at least a few nights a week.
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A series of studies suggests there are some simple things you can do to help boost your brain power and your memory.
If you're looking to stretch your beauty budget one of the easiest ways is to use makeup that multitasks.
Some parents are seeing the benefits of letting kids work things out for themselves.
As the economy slowly begins to turn around, the trend of self-gifting is on the rise again.
When you are a kid on Christmas morning, it's all about volume. But when you are a parent, it's about trying to balance a happy holiday with a reasonable budget.
For many women, it can be a dreaded shopping experience: the hunt for the perfect pair of jeans. Now, some women are getting their jeans by throwing a party. Say what?
Getting wisdom teeth removed has always been one of those things you just get done, but now some dentists are questioning that approach.
Experts say between commuting, work, and computer and TV time, we spend up to 15 hours a day sitting.
According to the Department of Public Health, the average age of first time moms in Massachusetts is 27.7, the highest in the country.
Laurie Schacht is the Insider Toy Mom and she specializes in picking out the best toys of the season.
Lexington-based Store-A-Tooth preserves dental stem cells that could one day be used to treat a number of serious diseases.
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Patients and doctors say sclerotherapy is a life changing procedure.
It seems every retailer has a ploy to get your money, by saving you money.
Banking customers fed up with high fees and complicated rules have said they've had enough. Many are leaving big national banks for small community institutions.
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Scammers are constantly cruising social media sites hunting for access to your money and your personal information.
