Realistic screen time solutions for kids (and their parents)
A primary challenge in policing screen time is hypocrisy: it’s hard to set limits if parents don't have any themselves.
Do IV drip bars really give you an immunity boost? I tried it and this is what happened.
Celebrities and devotees of vitamin IV drips say they can boost your mood, keep colds and the flu away and make your skin glow, but do they really work?
5 good reasons to go outside, even if it's freezing
Making friends as a new parent is hard. Here's how I did it.
My Romantic Hysterectomy
My husband’s support through a painful surgery made me desire him even more.
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What it's like to give up alcohol in a 'wine mom' world
I gave up drinking and there are countless reasons I’m grateful my body insisted I dry out — as both a person and a parent.
What you should eat if you have a hangover
If you're reading this right now, chances are you overdid it last night. Here's what you should eat to feel better.
Move over hygge. Meet cosagach, the latest 'cozy' wellness trend.
'Mom, what's a pager?' Explaining the obsolete to your kids.
Old-school items like turntables are making a comeback. What does it say about how we feel about tech?
How often you should wash everything in your home, according to science
What is Mercury retrograde? And is there anything to it?
Everything you ever wanted to know about the number one scapegoat for when everything goes terribly wrong.
How to be grateful, even when you don't feel like it
When you’re down, science says gratitude may be exactly what you need to lift you back up.
It's not just a hunch. Some of us love dogs more than other humans.
It's not your fault — junk food is twice as distracting as regular food.
But there's hope. A study found that after a few bites of candy, participants found junk food to be no more interesting than kale.
Most of us live paycheck-to-paycheck. This is what it does to your health.
As many as 78 percent of American full time workers are living paycheck-to-paycheck and it is taking its toll on our health.
Why we argue with our neighbors over the stupidest things
Love thy neighbor? In America, not so much. 40 percent of people surveyed say they go out of their way to avoid them.
Eating alone may be bad for your health — here's how to fix it.
Eating by your lonesome may put you at risk for type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure and more.
