What Is The Next Step In Your Life?

What We’re Grateful For

Izabela Bonzanini What Is The Next Step In Your Life? - Well-being - Kids & Family - News - Health 21 Dec, 2022

This is the time of year for counting our blessings. From Thanksgiving through New Year’s Day, we can do more than overeat, spend money on gifts, and make resolutions we are not likely to keep.

Virtually Earn Professional Development Credits with AARP Connecticut

Izabela Bonzanini Education - What Is The Next Step In Your Life? - News 28 Nov, 2022

Throughout the year, AARP Connecticut offers hundreds of opportunities for people to connect, learn, explore, and have fun with our free in-person and virtual events.

What’s Your Emergency?

Izabela Bonzanini What Is The Next Step In Your Life? - Kids & Family - News - Health 18 Oct, 2022

We have an excellent system for children’s medical care, but sometimes the stumbling block is choosing the first step in accessing that care.

I Don’t Want to Go Back to School

Izabela Bonzanini Education - What Is The Next Step In Your Life? - Kids & Family - News 15 Sep, 2022

Once again, the school year is approaching. Whether you’ve been through this twenty times, or this is your first experience, getting children ready for school can be a painful experience. Let’s look at some of the problems and consider possible solutions.

It’s So Embarrassing

Izabela Bonzanini What Is The Next Step In Your Life? - Kids & Family - News - Health 25 Aug, 2022

The onset of puberty is a difficult time for children and parents alike. I think it’s important to tackle the issue with sensitivity. After the problems we have faced in our adult life, we may have forgotten how uncomfortable it was to talk about our bodies as we entered adolescence. Just as it’s important to give children a chance to understand what puberty all is about, it’s important to take their concerns seriously.

This Is Serious

Izabela Bonzanini What Is The Next Step In Your Life? - Well-being - Kids & Family - News - Health 04 Jul, 2022

It is probably true that trying to scare children and adolescents won’t change their behaviors. Perhaps, it will work better to scare the parents. The fact is there are circumstances that you can change to prevent injury or death to your child.