Sandy Kauten
Owner and Publisher at Oregon Family Magazine
Owner/Publisher of @Oregon_Family Magazine, distributed via direct mail and high traffic commercial locations in Lane County.
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1 month ago |
oregonfamily.com | Sandy Kauten
Here’s the secret for achieving aglowing complexion: there is no secret! In fact, a key factor in achievinggreat skin at any age comes down to one common denominator that’s no secret atall. It’s simply taking good care of your skin. After all, your skin is your body’ssingle largest organ. It’s your protective shield, but can also reveal thetruth of your age, especially if you’re lax when it comes to regular skin care. Make Hydration a PriorityKeeping the skin hydrated maintainsits barrier integrity.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
oregonfamily.com | Sandy Kauten
Receiving a tax refund this year? While it can be temptingto impulse spend, if you want to really treat yourself, financial professionalsrecommend using the payout for practical expenses. According to Certified Financial Planning® professionals,here are smart ways to spend your tax refund that will improve your life:1. Build an emergency fund: Unexpected circumstances, suchas illness or job loss, can leave you with more bills and less income.
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Feb 4, 2025 |
oregonfamily.com | Sandy Kauten
Inrecent years, studies have absolved chocolate from causing acne, cavities andhigh cholesterol levels. But a new study goes even further, proving thatchocolate may be one of the most functional foods out there, even a great brainsaver. Of course, you don't need any persuading that it's probably the mostdelicious as well. Chocolateturns out to be a good source of antioxidants - those beloved chemicals knownfor their cell-protecting properties.
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Feb 4, 2025 |
oregonfamily.com | Sandy Kauten
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Jan 1, 2025 |
oregonfamily.com | Sandy Kauten
Now that my daughter is a senior in high school, she seemsto have found a core group of good friends. This is a drastic change from whenshe was a tween and had a new friend group every week. Most teens go throughthis developmental process of figuring out who their close friends are. “By the time teens are in 10th or 11th grade, everyone isfeeling a lot more grounded in who they are and where they belong,” says Maria Sanders, LSW, a clinical social worker and certifiedparent coach.
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