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Top 10, Kid-tested Recipes!
Read full article: Top 10, Kid-tested Recipes!Itโs the New Year and everyone is trying to get healthier. VegeCooking is here to share their top ten tips to help you and your family get healthier, and theyโll demonstrate how to make a simple, healthy and tasty snack from their free mini-cookbook; Top 10, Kid-tested Recipes!
TELL US: Are you noticing more businesses or workers asking for tips?
Read full article: TELL US: Are you noticing more businesses or workers asking for tips?Shoppers are seeing more and more โtipโ requests in unusual places. Itโs a common practice to tip people who work in the service industry, but it is now extended beyond that.
Mental Wellness Wednesday | Back to school tips to stay focused
Read full article: Mental Wellness Wednesday | Back to school tips to stay focusedItโs back to school week and you may have noticed your child already struggling to concentrate. Here are a few research-based tips to help your student stay focused:
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Helpful tips to keep pets safe this New Yearโs Eve
Read full article: Helpful tips to keep pets safe this New Yearโs EveThe City of Jacksonvilleโs Animal Care and Protective Services (ACPS) suggests easy tips to help keep your pets safe this holiday. Prevent food and alcohol poisoning: Keep table food away from your pets. Update your petsโ tags and microchip information: Fireworks and other loud noises may frighten your pet, causing the pet to run away. Keep pets away from fireworks: Fireworks, such as sparklers, can burn pets. โWith just a few simple steps, you can keep your pets happy and safe as you ring in 2021,โ said Walter.
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Pet Safety Guide: 5 tips to keep pets safe this Thanksgiving
Read full article: Pet Safety Guide: 5 tips to keep pets safe this ThanksgivingORANGE PARK, Fla. โ Clay Humane, a nonprofit veterinary clinic in Orange Park, urges pet owners to keep animals safe this Thanksgiving. Donโt give pets a lot of new foods at once: Foods that are new or different for your pet can cause stomach distress. Do not give pets poisonous foods: Some foods, including chocolate, onions, raisins, grapes and alcohol, are hazardous for animals. Know when and how to seek veterinary help: Should your pet get sick over Thanksgiving, ensure that you know the names and addresses of nearby emergency veterinarians. Compose a list of emergency veterinarians that will be open on Thanksgiving and keep it handy in emergency situations.
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Thanksgiving Travel Tips: The dos and donโts for holiday travel
Read full article: Thanksgiving Travel Tips: The dos and donโts for holiday travelAAA released its annual Thanksgiving travel report and said 2.4 million people will be hitting the skies for this holiday. UF Health Jacksonvilleโs Director of Infectious disease, Chad Neilsen, told News4Jax it is important to be prepared to travel with other people during a pandemic. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently released new guidance that says a double layer mask could help not only stop the spread of COVID-19, but protect the person wearing it. Neilsen said a double layer mask is exactly how it sounds itโs two pieces of fabric. โStart limiting certain events that could be risky so particularly college students, stop going to bars, stop going to restaurants so that way youโre limiting your risk of bringing it home,โ Neilsen said.