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Kourtney and Kim Kardashian Joke Penelope, North Are 'Much Cooler' Than Them

07.12.2020 Kids Health

Budding fashionistas! Kourtney Kardashian’s 8-year-old daughter, Penelope, and Kim Kardashian’s 7-year-old daughter, North, threw together hilarious outfits on Sunday, December 6. See Kourtney Kardashian Daughter Penelope’s Cutest Pics “So much cooler than us @kimkardashian,” the Poosh creator, 41, captioned an Instagram photo of the little ones standing on a staircase in matching looks. The cousins rocked baseball caps, sunglasses, puffy […]

The Best Organic Baby Formulas to Keep Them Happy & Healthy

28.05.2020 Kids Health

There’s no doubt that you want the best for your baby, but sometimes it can be a lot to handle, and that’s totally fine. One of the easiest ways to give them the best nutrition possible without extra effort is to switch to one of the best organic baby formulas to keep them happy and healthy. You can say goodbye […]

These Cute Kids Coats Will Keep Them Cozy 'Til Spring

04.12.2019 Kids Health

So you’re out shopping, eyeing the cutest tiny clothes for your kids, only to realize you’re actually wishful-shopping for… yourself. No? Hasn’t happened to you? Just us? Well, we’re the first to admit there’s something about pint-size pieces we can’t seem to resist. And luckily for everyone looking for a good excuse to buy cute clothes for tots: winter is […]

Do Kids Get More Confident as They Get Older? We Asked Them & NOPE

20.09.2019 Kids Health

Parenting is all about balance, and helping develop our kids’ self-esteem is no exception. It’s a fine line between raising courageous, bold, strong, and confident kids — and raising over-entitled humans (umm, let’s be honest, over-entitled men) who think the world owes them. And as much as we parents may think — or at least hope — we’re striking the […]

The 8 Best Swaddles, From A Mom Who's Tried Them All

18.08.2019 Kids Health

If you’ve ever seen a newborn wrapped up like a burrito, you know it is the cutest sight. Their legs and arms are tucked and snug, and all you can see is their sweet little head. But cuteness aside, swaddling serves a very important purpose: It helps infants “feel safe and warm,” Dr. Katherine Williamson, MD, a pediatrician at Mission […]

Michelle Obama's White Sneakers Have a Huge Cult Following—Here's Where to Buy Them

26.06.2019 Beauty & Balance

Michelle Obama is a fashion icon. Remember when she wore thigh-high Balenciaga boots covered in glittering gold sequins on her book tour back in December? Or the sparkly black power suit she wore at this year's Grammy Awards? OK, we could go on all day, but you get the point. Michelle doesn't mess around when it comes to style, so it should […]

Genetic test for breast cancer helps women decide if preventive cancer treatment is right for them

04.06.2019 Health Problems

A new study by University of Manitoba, CancerCare Manitoba and Mayo Clinic researchers has found that when women at high risk are provided with the results of genetic testing, they are more likely to take preventive medications to reduce their chances of developing breast cancer. Studies have shown that the risk of breast cancer can be reduced by half using […]

Teens who seek solitude may know what’s best for them, research suggests

23.03.2019 Health Problems

Teens who choose to spend time alone may know what’s best for them, according to new research that suggests solitude isn’t a red flag for isolation or depression. The key factor is choice, say researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and Wilmington College: When solitude is imposed on adolescents and young adults, whether as punishment or as a […]

If someone hurt you this year, forgiving them may improve your health (as long as you’re safe, too)

21.12.2018 Health Problems

During the end-of-year holidays families often come together to exchange gifts and, sometimes, to confront long-held grudges. What better gift than a peace offering? Conflict is rarely pleasant and arguments in families can be particularly upsetting. We all know that knot in the pit of the stomach, the flushed face and sweaty hands we experience when we feel we have […]

Us vs. them: Understanding the neurobiology of stereotypes

16.10.2018 Health Problems

Recent studies into how human beings think about members of other social groups reveal that biases sometimes operate beyond our conscious control. Called implicit bias, the tendency to be suspicious of people we perceive as strangers or “not like us” probably evolved early in our ancestry, when small groups of humans competed against each other for precious resources like food […]

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