What was your happy age?

Tuesday, April 3, 2012 Thirty-Three Is The Magic (Happy) Number According to a new study, our thirties are the new twenties, as seven in ten of us admit to feeling at our happiest at 33. Click on the image above to read the full story and for tips on how to be happy... DIET: Is Sugar As Dangerous As Poison? HEALTH: Are 'Fat Genes' Protecting Us From Diabetes? WORK: Does Sick Leave = Low Intellect? WELLBEING: Why Green Makes You More Creative HEALTH: How Stress Can Lead To Physical Pain BLOG POSTS Dr Khandee Ahnaimugan: Adele: Some Advice About Weight Loss Losing weight when you are 23 years old is not too difficult. Keeping it off on the other hand, can be very difficult. But only because most people choose short term diets over long term changes. If Adele takes a more sensible, sustainable approach, she will find that her likelihood of success will be much greater. Lizzie Cernik: Relationship Clichés Translated No matter how gargantuan a woman's backside becomes, when she asks for an opinion on its size, you always tell her it's small. If it's abundantly clear her body mass index is teetering towards the 'morbidly obese/death by coronary' line, you might throw in adjectives like 'curvy' or 'cuddly'. BritChick Paris: Why Being a Parent Today Is a Job in Itself An iPad will never replace mum or dad reading a book before bedtime. McDonalds never as yummy as a home cooked dinner. Being told off is better than being ignored. Kids deserve more and parents need to step up and be counted. It is time to get back to the basics of what it means to be a mum or a dad. Anne Marie Carrie: Children of Prisoners Might as Well Be Invisible There are more children of prisoners in the UK than children in care. Does that surprise you? It's a statistic most people are completely unaware of, and that's reflective of the fact that these children might as well be invisible. Chris Cuthbert: Why We Need a 'Budget for Babies' On average, 23 babies a year die from abuse and neglect, and thousands more grow up without the care they need to help them to thrive. I believe we have a moral duty to invest in services that can stop this from happening, but if that doesn't convince politicians, I hope the economic case will.

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