Are Your Children Allergic to Dogs
By: Robert W. Sugerman, MD | Contributor Here’s a lesson that I learned very early in my career as an allergist: If the allergist advises
Parenting Teens: How far should you go to respect your teen’s privacy?
by Christa Melnyk Hines Teens by nature crave independence and privacy. As parents, how far should we go to respect their privacy while still ensuring
Elementary School to College: Tips for Navigating Life’s Transitions
By Deborah Dobbs, Beka Mullins and Carrie Leafblad | Contributors Experiencing (or enduring) big life events means we’re living life rather than just observing it.
Texas Legends Mark 10-Year Milestone by scoring NBA G League Awards for Franchise of the Year and Executive of the Year
By Tricia White | Managing Editor Slam Dunk! The NBA G League named the Texas Legends as the Franchise of the Year, and Legends’ President and General
Transitioning from Pediatrics to Adolescent Medicine
By Dr. Kwabena Blankson, MD | Contributor There comes a time in every young man’s life when he walks into his doctor’s office and looks
Frosty Treats to Beat the Heat
By Jaxie Pidgeon The dog days of summer are upon us! What better way to cool off than with a fun and frosty treat! From
Who Gets the Family Pet in a Divorce?
By Charla Bradshaw | Contributor In a divorce, pets must be awarded as part of the property division and therefore will usually go to one
Eating My Way from Dallas to the Texas Hill Country
By Jan Williams For many summers my husband and I made our way from Dallas to the Texas Hill Country. Our kids went to summer
You’ll Dig these Patios for Doggie-Friendly Dining
– GLF Editors There’s no better way to beat the Texas heat than with good food, cool drinks, and man’s best friend. Check out these
