Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Resources help new military moms gain resiliency against post-partum depression
New moms have a lot going on. Dramatic changes in daily schedules that cut into sleep, learning
to meet the needs of a new baby, as well as body and hormonal changes, can wreak havoc with
emotions after a baby is born. All of these factors can contribute to post-partum blues, commonly
experienced by new mothers, where feelings of sadness and tears come unexpectedly. http://www.health.mil/News/Articles/2016/05/23/Resources-help-new-military-moms-gainresiliency-against-post-partum-depression
Consultants earn $20K an hour to help employers engage millennials
Companies such as Coca-Cola, Oracle and Goldman Sachs pay "millennial experts" up to
$20,000 per hour to consult on how to keep millennial workers engaged and happy. US
companies spent as much as $70 million last year to learn more about millennial employees,
according to Source Global Research. Fortune (5/18), -
http://fortune.com/2016/05/18/millennial-experts/
Packaging improvements help keep detergent packets away from children
Packaging safety measures for laundry packets -- such as a taste deterrent and increased pressure
resistance -- can prevent ingestion by children. This piece notes that Procter & Gamble has made
several such packaging changes, increased the security of the secondary package closure and
made the packets less visible. This year, the company redesigned its flexible pouch multipack
option adding an updated zipper that also works as a child-resistant reseal.
Packaging Digest - http://www.packagingdigest.com/product-safety/product-in-package-safetyshareresponsibly1505
Financial-literacy event simulates adult living Money
Students participating in a recent financial-literacy event took part in activities designed to
simulate one month of independent adult living. Activities included budgeting for food, clothing
and housing. -
http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2016/05/students_learn_to_budget_value.html
More than 1M young children serve as family caregivers
Over 1 million children in the US are balancing schoolwork with roles as family caregivers,
according to the American Psychological Association. The American Association of Caregiving
Youth was created to help identify and support such students.
The New York Times - http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2016/05/23/supporting-children-whoserve-as-caregivers/
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