Ellen Seidman

That’s what the actor told a roomful of people last night at the Skin Cancer Foundation Gala, an evening recognizing achievement in educating the public about sun protection and skin cancer prevention.

Many women are having their children too close together, finds a new study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), once again raising questions about the ideal spacing between pregnancies.

At eight and half months pregnant, L.A. model Sarah Stage barely looks like she’s carrying a baby.

Her website’s taking a major stand in favor of accepting ourselves exactly as we are.

Whether you are disabled yourself, have disabled people in your family, or are just curious, it is now easier than ever to explore Disability Culture.

More than one-third of babies are clicking around on smartphones and tablets—tots as young as six months old—finds a new study. Yet real life and expert guidelines are at odds when it comes to screen time.

Meet Ellen Seidman, the mom of three behind the blog Love That Max, which is ‘a blog about kids with disabilities who kick butt.’ She is one of the parenting influencers we love in the New York metro area!

7 Things A Person With Down Syndrome Wished You Knew  The Good Men Project

Four ways nonprofits and social enterprises can use market-based solutions to help meet millennial demand for affordable housing.

To attain affordable housing for all, we must build public support by shifting narratives away from consumer choice and personal responsibility.

Some people get stress relief from spas or tropical getaways. I find it in the hair care or vitamin aisle.

Appreciating what you have can help you survive—even thrive—through tough times

Here’s how to infuse your days with more fun—and more joy

Dig into this list of some of the more unique offerings at shops around the country.

The news is bloated with information on weight loss—but as it turns out, there are some simple key rules to keep in mind.

Window seat dwellers, take note: In case of a train crash in which windows shatter, passengers in the aisle seat would be less likely to be struck by glass.

Finally: some good news about measles. (And you have to see Jennifer Hibben-White’s angry Facebook post if you haven’t already.)

People with this disorder come in all shapes and sizes.

If you’re going to be lazy, at least be healthy about it.

Do you tear up during “Silver Bells” or “I’ll Be Home For Christmas”? Here’s a possible explanation.