Thursday, September 21, 2017

Infants imitate adult persistence, 8 no-bake desserts under 300 calories, and charcoal's role in skin care

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click to enlarge Infants imitate adult persistence, 8 no-bake desserts under 300 calories, and charcoal's role in skin care
You'd never guess by looking at this bowl of deliciousness, but this no-bake dessert comes in at less than 300 calories.

Let them see you struggle!
"Grit" is the new buzzword in parenting — in our efforts to create a happy life for our kids, how can we raise them to also persist in the face of challenges? New research shows one way to do just that is to let them observe you working hard to solve your own problems.

“It fits with a lot of prior research showing that infants are good at imitating adults’ goals,” says Temple University psychology professor Liz Gunderson, “but it goes one step further in showing that infants can imitate adults’ persistence toward a goal.”


It's time for treats

All of a sudden, it's darn cold outside! While decadent desserts seem like a deserved reward for endearing rainy, inclement weather, in the long run, you know they're not a great idea. Fear not! Here's a collection of eight dessert recipes that fit right into your healthy diet.


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Anne McGregor is a contributor to the Inlander and the editor of InHealth. She is married to Inlander editor/publisher Ted S. McGregor, Jr.