A few consistent routines can make a big difference in preventing cavities and keeping kids’ teeth healthy as they grow.

It’s that time of year! Gearing up for back to school should include taking care of braces, too. Help your child keep a healthy smile, with our school-year tips...

Many moms (especially those with young kids) think, “I have a will, so I’m covered.” A will is important, but it is only one piece of the plan.

Summertime is “gathering” season, with weekend picnics, family reunions, cookouts and outdoor meetings filling our social calendars.

As families settle into a new school year, change is everywhere. New classrooms, new routines, changing friendships and growing independence all require children to adapt. While some transitions are exciting, others are much harder — and children don’t always have the words to tell us what they’re experiencing.

As an emergency veterinarian hospital, we see all kinds of seasonal injuries and illnesses. Keep your pet healthy and safe with these reminders...

Right now you’re probably enjoying beautiful Oregon summer weather, but in a few months you might be wishing for some warmth. Good news: the Phoenix/Scottsdale area is blessed with an average of 330 days of sunshine every year, and it’s easy to get there from the Eugene Airport.

As children grow and seek greater independence, staying connected to their daily lives can feel more complex. Establishing thoughtful, consistent monitoring practices early makes it easier to support them while maintaining safety and trust.

Bringing the outdoors in isn’t only about plants, colors or materials. It’s also about creating a home that reminds us we are part of the natural world rather than separate from it. The most restorative interiors don’t imitate nature — they help us reconnect with it.

This single mom has entered a new era of parenting.

This mom is learning that life has a way of forcing you to meet yourself.

We’re raring to go on all the fun things for summer! While you’re planning, evaluate your family’s dental health and safety so you don’t get caught unaware.

Did you know that Lane County Waste Management services are not supported by taxes? Instead, they are supported by tipping fees — the cost paid by residents and garbage haulers for disposal. These fees keep the system running, covering everything from daily operations to essential public services.

You know that feeling of constantly holding it all together? The mental to-do list, the emotional labor, the never-ending responsibility of motherhood? It turns out, your body physically may be holding onto that, too.

Heatstroke in dogs can develop quickly and is a true medical emergency. Early signs include excessive panting, drooling, weakness and vomiting. As the condition progresses, pets may collapse or become unresponsive.

Summer has a way of bringing both freedom and pressure. The days are longer, routines shift, and suddenly there’s an unspoken expectation to keep kids busy, engaged and off screens. When they say, “I’m bored,” it can land as one more thing to solve on an already full plate.

Getting kids out the door in the morning or to bed at night can feel like a daily battle. If you’re tired of reminding, rushing and repeating yourself, a routine chart can help.

Creating a DIY estate plan online can feel like a smart, budget‑friendly decision for checking “estate planning” off that never ending to-do list. Unfortunately, those upfront savings often turn into expensive and stressful problems later.

When it comes to labor and birth, every woman’s experience is unique — and so are her preferences for pain management. One increasingly popular option at many birth centers across the country is nitrous oxide, sometimes known as “laughing gas.” This gentle, effective method is helping many women take control of their birthing experience without the heavy side effects of stronger medications.

There’s lots of fun in the summer, with parks, bikes and activities galore. But nothing spoils it like a dental injury. In pediatric dentistry, the most common one we see is a tooth that gets knocked out before its time.