Max Miller, 14, has had his share of great rides on his motorcycle. On a spring vacation day in 2025, he grabbed a little too much air on a jump and met an immovable object: a tree. Suddenly, his spring break had become literal.
Max Miller, 14, has had his share of great rides on his motorcycle. On a spring vacation day in 2025, he grabbed a little too much air on a jump and met an immovable object: a tree. Suddenly, his spring break had become literal.
Max Miller, 14, has had his share of great rides on his motorcycle. On a spring vacation day in 2025, he grabbed a little too much air on a jump and met an immovable object: a tree. Suddenly, his spring break had become literal.
Max Miller, 14, has had his share of great rides on his motorcycle. On a spring vacation day in 2025, he grabbed a little too much air on a jump and met an immovable object: a tree. Suddenly, his spring break had become literal.
When we talk about sleep, we often think about how it affects our energy, mood or ability to focus. But sleep does more than help us feel rested – it plays a major role in protecting the heart.
When we talk about sleep, we often think about how it affects our energy, mood or ability to focus. But sleep does more than help us feel rested – it plays a major role in protecting the heart.
When we talk about sleep, we often think about how it affects our energy, mood or ability to focus. But sleep does more than help us feel rested – it plays a major role in protecting the heart.
When we talk about sleep, we often think about how it affects our energy, mood or ability to focus. But sleep does more than help us feel rested – it plays a major role in protecting the heart.
When your little one is sick, even the simplest things can feel like a big deal, especially figuring out how much medicine to give. You’re tired. They’re fussy. You stare at the dosage instructions like it’s a calculus math problem. Whether you’re holding a feverish baby or trying to catch a squirmy toddler, the questions pile up: “Is this the right amount? Is it safe? And how on earth do I get them to take it without a total meltdown?”
