Luciana Taylor

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How To Take Care Of Your Skin During The Cold Winter Season

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The winter months can be a challenge in a lot of ways. The short days that lack sunlight are slightly depressing. Commuting during a snowstorm is also nerve wracking and stressful. And being inside a lot is boring.

Add to the fact that your skin usually suffers in the winter and you have a recipe for a long, long season to come. It’s dry and cold so your skin is usually irritated and sensitive which makes it hard to feel comfortable exactly when you need it most.

In this article, I will give you some winter skin care tips to keep you feeling good so you can tackle that season like it was nothing at all. 

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7 Hands-On STEAM Lesson Plans for the Home Classroom

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For many parents, there’s nowhere that the impact of the coronavirus pandemic has been felt more than in education. Students are suddenly stuck at home for part or all of the week, and parents are scrambling to help their children keep up and develop the skills they need. 

STEAM skills (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) are now emphasized as particularly critical. But many parents aren’t sure where to start when teaching these skills, particularly if they don’t consider themselves STEAM-oriented. 

However, STEAM is for everybody. It’s what holds our world together, from the wiring in a junction box to the architectural characteristics of a home. Whether you’ve been homeschooling from the get-go or you’re supplementing virtual learning, these easy, hands-on lesson plans will help your kids develop their STEAM skills in a way that anybody can understand and stay engaged with. 

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A few tips to make moving country easier

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Whether you have been offered a lucrative job abroad, or just fancy a change for yourself and your family, you may be considering moving to another country. This could be even more tempting if you are swapping grey skies and cloudy weather for sunshine and long days at the beach. However, the process of moving can be particularly difficult for children, especially when it means moving to a new country entirely. 

 

With that in mind, here are some things you can do to make moving country easier.

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Car Seat Safety Tips When Taking a Road Trip with Kids

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Many parents feel they’ve got a pretty good grasp on keeping their child safe in the car, especially if they have multiple children. Having more parenting experience is definitely good, but it is better to be cautious as well.

Unfortunately, nobody can completely protect anyone in the event of a car accident. All we can do is follow the laws and guidelines from car seat manufacturers and experts.

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What to include in your toddler’s bedroom space 

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Creating a safe and comforting environment for your toddler is crucial for their happiness and development. And as loving, caring parents it’s part of our role to introduce them to new environments and experiences, all whilst giving them as much independence as possible. 

Making the transition from a practical baby room to an interactive toddler room can feel a little daunting. After all, one minute you were counting down to your due date and now you have a bouncing, active little one who needs stimulation, fun and lots of care. 

Here we’ll explore what to include in your toddlers’ bedroom space.

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5 o’ clock….it’s time for tea

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In times of lockdown it is not easy to talk about fun things to do, right? But it doesn’t hurt to have a few ideas that we can all try when life goes back to normal again. As we all know the hospitality businesses are currently closed for 4 weeks due to a second wave of Covid-19. But lets keep our spirits up during this turbulent phase and have in mind that very soon restaurants, hotels, pubs, and bars will be open and we will all be able to socialise and enjoy our guilty little pleasures again. In this article we will be talking about one of the most, if not THE most traditional things in British culture….a nice cup of tea.

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How to avoid being swatted in 2020

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Do you remember the 1975 American crime TV drama series S.W.A.T? Or in case that’s a little too old for you, its 2017 reboot starring popular actor Shemar Moore? The series was based on the events surrounding the Special Weapons and Tactics unit of the police force. One major thing to note about S.W.A.T both in fiction and in real life is the sudden apprehension of criminals in operations known as crackdowns. They involve a lot of barging in, teargas or flashbangs and hostility, because quite frankly, S.W.A.T is only ever called in when the case is pretty severe. It’s fine when it happens to criminals and breakers of the law — but what if it happened to you? An innocent? 

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10 Practical Tips for Learning a Foreign Language

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With English being the language of international communication, many people think they hardly need to study another foreign language. However, every new language you learn helps you discover another facet of your personality. Moreover, it is also training for your memory.

Apart from that, speaking English does not mean knowing it. Even if you are a foreigner who studies in English, you never stop learning it. You can ask to write my essay for me on EssayPro to deal with writing assignments, but that is hardly enough to claim you know the language to its fullest.

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Small Restaurants and First-Rate Menu Additions

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Running a cozy restaurant that’s on the small side can be enriching. It can be rewarding for people who love thinking about irresistible foods and drinks. If you want to take your small eatery’s menu to a higher level, then you should think about improving it with some new introductions. You should present your guests with food items and beverages that are appealing yet difficult to find elsewhere.

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