Some call it a cart, some call it a buggy. The question is, why don't people return them to the store after they're done with them? Here's what science says about it...
There's a good chance that you've said to yourself that your teen isn't getting enough sleep. There's also a chance that it's not actually their fault.
Facebook isn't going to delete these people, but they do have a solution.
They're making sure that false info about vaccines isn't spread. There is a big, polarizing decision some parents have about whether or not to vaccine their children when they are young and the potential effects that some claim will happen.
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For the first time in our history, astronomers have discovered seven earth size planets. According to WGRZ they are orbiting a nearby star and these new worlds could sustain life. With this new discovery comes many questions.
My first question is do you believe there is possibly life forms living on any of these planets? We ...
So the kids are back in school and they have a science project coming up. I'll bet the science teacher will really be impressed if your child can demonstrate how to make a paper airplane fly forever.
Recently I showed you a video of my son Dylan making his coloring book come to life. The image on the page became 3D using a tablet an an app. Could other images that we need to know more about be viewed in a fourth dimension or...a hologram? The PBS Digital studio's think so.
Today you can take your children to the Children's Museum at 300 Gleed Ave. in East Aurora for hands-on exhibits. Special exhibits designed for kids ages 1 to 10 will also be enjoyed. They also offers drop-in classes. If your a member, it's free!
My wife is a 'phleb' (short for phlebotomist) or a medical professional who draws blood. I once asked her about the myth that blood is actually blue, but turns red once it hits the air. She says she draws directly from the body and the color of the blood is a deep red. I just had to dig deeper.