(NAPSI)—Each year, 14 percent of dogs and 15 percent of cats escape or are abandoned, and while most will naturally return to their owners, there are over a million lost animals wandering around America. Fortunately, yours don’t have to be among them. That’s because there’s now a free app with a “lost pet” function to Read More …
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PET PRODUCTS Prevent A Pet Peeve
(NAPSI)—If you have ever owned a dog and cat, you’ve probably experienced your dog invading the litter box like it was his own personal snack shack. The Cause There are many reasons dogs eat cat stools: boredom, instinct, even nutritional deficiency. Typically, cat feces contain a high amount of protein and fat combined with an Read More …
MAKING MUSIC
(NAPSI)—Here’s something to sing about: The next time you get a sore throat, you can still make a joyful noise. That’s because you can not only get a great-tasting throat drop that soothes the irritation, you can express your talents and passion for music with the help of the lozenge’s maker. Tap In A Tune Read More …
GIRL POWER! SuperHERoes To Rule The Playroom And Beyond
(NAPSI)—If you’ve paid attention to the recent release of “Star Wars,” you’ve probably heard something about the backlash that toymaker Hasbro received from the omission of Rey in the first wave of action figures on shelf in time for the holidays. So disappointed were consumers, in fact, that #WheresRey was born. Even director J.J. Abrams Read More …
MAKING LIFE MORE FUN Ring In Spring—Celebrate With The Year’s Best Bubble Toys And Games
(NAPSI)—For centuries, children have been blowing bubbles over pots and pans of soapy water. Cheap fun. Around 1940, smart and savvy cleaning supplies company Chemtoy decided to bottle bubble solution, thus creating a revolution in the toy business. At number 15 on Time magazine’s “ALL TIME-100 Greatest Toys” list, bubble solution is the top-selling toy Read More …
POINTERS FOR PARENTS Helping Kids Thrive Through Emotional Intelligence by Denise Daniels
(NAPSI)—As most parents know, small children have no problem letting out their emotions. But how well do they understand what they’re feeling? That skill is known as Emotional Intelligence (EQ), the process by which children learn to recognize, understand and manage their emotions—and EQ is key to a child’s success in life. According to Marc Read More …
BOOK NEWS & NOTES 50 Plus! Critical Career Decisions For The Rest Of Your Life
(NAPSI)—Robert L. Dilenschneider’s “50 Plus! Critical Career Decisions for the Rest of Your Life” is a book of wise advice and down-to-earth insights that couldn’t be more timely or necessary for America’s baby boomers. “50 Plus!” offers essential guidance to help those at or near the mature stage of their careers. Dilenschneider reveals how to Read More …
ARTS IN AMERICA Beautiful Book From Famed Sculptor
(NAPSI)—Intriguing, evocative and beautiful works of art have come from the hand of famed sculptor Strong-Cuevas. Now, her new book looks into her work, career and friendships to find insights into her creations. In it, she reveals how as a child she knew she was destined to do great things in the world of art. Read More …
It’s Time To Disrupt Aging: The Realities Of Aging Have Changed But Attitudes Have Not by Jo Ann Jenkins
(NAPSI)—How old is “old”? What constitutes being middle-aged? A generation ago, someone who was in his or her early 40s was considered by most people to be middle-aged, but you won’t find as many who think that now. A generation before that, middle age started at around 35. However, a composite of recent surveys conducted Read More …
HAIR TODAY Be Well Tressed Every Day With Wigs
(NAPSI)—Changing your hair to suit your hat, your mood or your outfit-or to make holidays and other celebrations that much more special—can be easier and more fun than ever. TV Star’s Idea Explains Daytime Emmy Award winner Sherri Shepherd, “When I was a little girl, I would hear all this commotion in my house from Read More …