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Okay, we admit it. We are not big water drinkers, and never have been. Trust us...we've given ourselves lectures time and time again about the importance of drinking the requisite eight glasses of water a day, but who are we kidding? We can barely choke down two glasses, and that's with living in hot and humid Florida. While we take responsibility for our irresponsibility just as much as the next person (yeah, right), we wholeheartedly blame the Coca Cola company for our lack of commitment to healthy drinking. How dare they make Coke taste so darn good? We have been obsessed with Coke (the real stuff, not that diet stuff) for as long as we can remember. Scoff all you want, but our Coca Cola addiction has caused a real problem in our household. Our kids are at the age when "do as I say, not as I do" doesn't hold water (had to get that pun in). It's our job as parents to teach our children healthy eating and drinking habits, and the best way to do this is by example. But, we really don't like water. We've tried it all...tap water, filtered water, bottled water (whew, there are a lot of brands out there!), cold water, room temperature water, water with lemon (and/or lime). No matter what we do, the results are the same...blah, blah, blah. Are we prime examples of mature and responsible adults or what?

Karn in the wake of turning out effectively from the deadly well has talented it to the Shudra Samaj for helping the group. Then again, now the ones who have drunk water from the well are dying, they were passing on as a result of the noxious water. People from the town are presently pointing the finger at Karn for the conspiracy. They have begun flinging stone on him. Karn attempted to clarify them that he has not done anything and he has no clue about the toxic substance yet the Gram Rakshak is not prepared to acknowledge his hypothesis and needed him to finish a test to prove himself right. Presently what will Karn do to prove himself? Will he pass through the cruel test to prove his innocence? To know all, continue watch full episode on SonyLiv.com

This environment day, we come across a very disheartening news! The most revered river of our country, Ganga is now officially declared to be unfit for drinking and bathing as per CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board). Ganga is not just any river for most of the Indians, insteadit has been carrying a special spiritual significance.People from all over flock to take a dip in this 'holy' river. Leave apart drinking, but even bathing is considered detrimental now. As per their report, there are mere seven spots from where the river Ganga passes, which can be used for consumption after disinfection. Also, only 18 spots are being considered fit for bathing,whereas, 62 areas from where the river flows areunfit for the same purpose.

Stainless boiling plate is firm and durable; it's free from water mineral remainder. It sterilizes 5 feeding bottles at a time. Just one touch on the button is required to finish the sterilization. The auto-shut-off design is easy for operation and makes more relief when usage.

You've all been there. That defining moment when you must make that big decision. 'Do I go to the bathroom now or wait until I arrive at my destination?' It's a little game I like to call Bladder Roulette. Some play to win...

Certain fish can provide an excellent source of the essential fatty omega 3, a nutrient that is vital for healthy infant brain development. Years ago, expecting women were encouraged to consume fish to increase omega 3 intake, but that recommendation had tapered off due to the high amounts of mercury in fish from our polluted waters. A new study found that moderate consumption is most beneficial for both mother and baby.

Last month, we carpooled with a friend and her children to meet a group of four other families for a quick (but crazy) weekend trip to the Florida Keys. Thank goodness for the invention of the minivan...we just put four car seats in the Honda Odyssey, strapped the kids in, and away we went. We all had a wonderful time, but wow...you should have seen those car seats when we got back! Imagine the coagulated mess...apple juice, chocolate milk, mushed M&Ms, cookies, crackers, chips...the list goes on and on. Combine all that with the sand, ocean water and tar from the beach, and we had a serious mess to clean up. Oh, and did we mention the projectile vomiting incident that spanned across the entire second row?

Today is the day for cleaning the bathrooms in The Daily Kool household. The master bath is usually not a big deal, but the kids' bathroom? Oh, my goodness gracious! After only one week, the fumes are enough to make us gag, our eyes water and, quite frankly, almost knock us over in a dead faint. But then again, we have boys...and they stand up when using the toilet...and they love to play with their favorite appendage...enough said? All the air fresheners in the world can't compete with that stench. What's a parent to do?

We at The Daily Kool are huge soda drinkers. Oh yeah, we love them all...from Coca Cola to Orange Crush to Canada Dry Ginger Ale, each one of us has our own soft drink obsession. Are we the picture of good, healthy habits, or what? We're actually pretty good about drinking mostly water, especially since we've found Fiji, but sometimes, we just have have a can of soda with a nice meal. There's just something about the fizzy tickling sensation going down the back of the throat, coupled with just the right amount of sweetness...ah, instant satisfaction.

From gingerbread houses and spiced apple muffins to Christmas cupcakes, this charming book is packed full of recipes that will fill your kitchen with the mouth-watering smells of Christmas baking. Just follow the simple steps to bake scrumptious Christmas cakes and cookies, perfect to give as gifts or to eat right away.

Who said healthy food can't be delicious? We have created a list of the top vegan friendly restaurants in Delhi which offer mouth-watering dishes that you can binge on, that too completely guilt free!

Things to do in NJ with kids, they have a fun birthday party places & New Jersey summer camp classes on horseback riding,kids like play in water parks,zoos in NJ.

We been having an ongoing challenge these days in The Daily Kool household. Our boys are at the age when we have to constantly remind them to wash their hands. It's not as if we are obsessive about cleanliness (well, maybe just a little). We do have rules, though. Washing hands after coming in from the outside, after meals and certainly after using the toilet shouldn't be too much to ask, right? Apparently, it just might be...at least for our boys. You should just hear some of the arguments and excuses coming out of our two little guys...everything from "My leg hurts and I can't stand by the sink" to "My hands aren't that sticky from the breakfast syrup." Our favorite of course, is the ever-popular "Hey, we stand up anyway...what's the big deal?" Imagine our embarrassment when our four year old proudly confessed to his grandmother how often he and his brother try to "trick us" into thinking that they've washed their hands (as if we didn't know). Seriously, they expend more energy trying to avoid washing their hands than it would just take to do it already. Sheesh!

Clean the Cornish hens with clean water and drain. Make them drier with paper towels. Add salt and pepper to inside and outside Cornish hens. Stuff one quarter of the stuffing into each hen. Use a string to tie the legs and hold the wings against it.

Summer holidays typically refer to the extended break that students and teachers have during the summer season. In many parts of the world, including the United States, Canada, and Europe, summer holidays usually start in late May or early June and last until August or early September. During summer holidays, many people take time off work or school to travel, relax, and participate in recreational activities. Popular summer holiday destinations include beaches, national parks, amusement parks, and other tourist attractions. Some people also use the summer break to volunteer or participate in internships or job training programs. Overall, summer holidays are a great opportunity to recharge, explore new places, and spend quality time with friends and family. Summer holidays are fun holidays and when we talk of fun holidays Here are some popular family destinations in India that you might consider for your summer holidays: 1. Goa: With its beautiful beaches, water sports, and vibrant nightlife, Goa is a favorite among families who want to enjoy the sun, sand, and sea. 2. Jaipur: Known as the "Pink City," Jaipur is home to historic palaces, forts, and temples that offer a glimpse into India's rich cultural heritage. 3. Manali: Located in the beautiful Himalayan region, Manali is a popular destination for families who love adventure activities such as trekking, camping, and skiing. 4. Kerala: Known as "God's Own Country," Kerala offers breathtaking backwaters, lush greenery, and a serene environment that is perfect for families who want to relax and unwind. 5. Darjeeling: This beautiful hill station in West Bengal is famous for its tea plantations, scenic views, and heritage toy train that takes you on a joyride through the town. These are just a few examples of the many family-friendly destinations that India has to offer. When planning your trip, be sure to research the activities, accommodations, and local customs to ensure that you have a fun and safe vacation. You