Easy Chicken Tenders Food & Recipes
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Easy Chicken Tenders

Food & Recipes

Say goodbye to those fatty, fried chicken tenders forever, and replace them with our healthier baked version. The kids will…

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7 Ways to Be More Confident in the Bedroom Love & Sex
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7 Ways to Be More Confident in the Bedroom

Love & Sex

A confidence boost in the bedroom means more pleasure and passion for both of you. Here are just a few…

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10 Ways to Prevent Obesity Moms
Moms

10 Ways to Prevent Obesity

Moms

It's National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, and if it's time for a reality check about the kids, read on.

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Emergency! Does Your Child Know What to Do? Moms
Moms

Emergency! Does Your Child Know What to Do?

Moms

Are your kids prepared for life's emergencies, like knowing when to call 911? Learn how to get them ready and…

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Relaxation: As Simple as Breathing

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Inhale, exhale. The ancient practice of reiki can do wonders for stress levels. Breathing is a big part of it…

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Can You Break His Bad Habits? Love & Relationships
Love & Relationships

Can You Break His Bad Habits?

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From being a slob to eating junk food, everyone has bad habits. But can you break your partner of his?

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Hot Summer Workouts Diet & Fitness
Diet & Fitness

Hot Summer Workouts

Diet & Fitness

Keep your cool when it's sweltering outside. Here are some great summer workouts to keep your body moving.

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It's in the Cards! New Age
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It's in the Cards!

New Age

Past, present and future – they're all in the cards. Tarot cards, that is. Here are some tips on what…

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Slow-Cooked Stuffed Peppers Food & Recipes
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Slow-Cooked Stuffed Peppers

Food & Recipes

This dynamic dinner is sure to ring your bell. Your hungry loved ones will hardly have a beef with a…

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Playing Dress-up? Try These On Love & Relationships
Love & Relationships

Playing Dress-up? Try These On

Love & Relationships

Sometimes role-playing can spice up an otherwise ho-hum sex life. Here are a few ways to make things sexy.

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When Are You Too Old to Have Babies?

Many life circumstances and decisions are putting off baby making for couples of all ages. With a higher divorce rate, it might be that the second or third marriage is the charm. But by then, is it too late? Many men and women are putting off having kids to focus on their educations and careers, and with so many older celebrities giving birth, it may seem like a no-brainer to delay conception. Certainly it's sensible to wait until you're ready to have kids, and researchers say the optimal time is somewhere in the mid-20s to early 30s. The truth is that biology can limit older men and women's abilities to conceive and carry a fetus to term. However, it's not impossible for those in their late 30s, 40s or even beyond to have a child. Experts recommend if you're trying to get pregnant after 35 and it doesn't happen naturally within six months, it's a good idea to see a specialist. If menopause has set in or other factors inhibit pregnancy, then there are other ways to have a child - gestational carriers, or surrogates, may carry a child for a mother who cannot carry to term. Or donor eggs and/or sperm may be used and implanted in the mother. Regardless of these workarounds, the hard truth is that women are born with all the eggs their bodies will make during a lifetime. Those eggs' quality decreases over time, and the same thing happens with mens' sperm, though they keep manufacturing it. The testicular cells age, and as they do, sperm production decreases. So infertility in the late 30s and beyond can't necessarily be blamed on the woman. So if you can conceive, should you? The risks to the baby are mentioned quite a bit when talking about older people having kids. MayoClinic.com cites the increase in spontaneous miscarriages - up to 51 percent in women aged 40-44. And the risk of having a baby with significant chromosomal abnormalities is higher - about 1 in 200 - after age 35. The risk of having a child with Down Syndrome is 1 in 365. Only you and your partner can weigh the odds and figure out if having a child later in life is best for you and your family.