According to the National Sleep Foundation, 67 percent of women have frequent sleep problems. Nearly half of women report tiredness that interferes with daily life, leaving them too tired for exercise, healthy eating, friends, or sex.
National Infertility Awareness Week is April 19-25. This year’s theme is “You Are Not Alone”. The National Infertility Association reports that one in eight couples struggles with infertility. Considering that statistic, clearly people are not alone. Then why do we feel so alone when we experience...
As we enter the turbulent spring weather season in Arkansas, it’s good to think about planning for a worst-case scenario and have a plan of action for your entire family.
It should not hurt to be a child. Yet each year in the state of Arkansas, thousands of children are found to be victims of child abuse and neglect, and those are only the cases that are recognized, reported and investigated. There is no question that child abuse is a problem in our state. But what can...
For many families, the interest and demand for complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) continues to grow. For parents of children with special needs, the use of alternative treatments is even more common. One recent study found that 33 percent of parents reported using CAM for their child within...
Little Rock Family is partnering with The BridgeWay for a series of four articles over the next few months called “Voices” to provide the perspective of a significant adult in a child’s life, the child themselves, and the professional’s points of view.