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There were some ways psychologist Annibel Tejada and economist Tendayi Kapfidze could use their professional training to help them prepare for having triplets. He knew they needed life insurance and extra savings; she knew to watch for signs of prenatal anxiety and depression. But then neither of them could have predicted the huge complication thrown into the mix: Tejada gave […]
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America’s national retailers are preparing to make a comeback after shuttering for several months due to the coronavirus pandemic. And while we can expect to see our favorite names including Macy’s, Nordstrom, and Gap reopen soon, everyone is gearing up to operate under a new normal, where social distancing rules, regular temperature checks, and face masks apply. When clothing giant […]
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A baby’s hands and fingers are almost impossibly tiny, yet those teeny fingernails on the tip of each digit are surprisingly dangerous — to a newborn’s delicate skin, at least. New parents don’t want a single mark on their bundle of joy, and the scratches babies can inflict on their adorable faces look painful. The easy solution (beside a set […]
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Taking a step back. Michelle Money is taking a break from social media to fully focus on her 15-year-old daughter Brielle’s recovery after her coma. “As her mom I just feel this overwhelming need to just be present with her during this next chapter in her life,” the Bachelor alum, 39, said in a video posted via Instagram on Friday, […]
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It’s not unusual to see celebrities start projects or initiatives that initially get lots of attention but ultimately fall apart (sorry not sorry, Blake Lively and ‘Preserve’) or fade from memory. This hasn’t been the case for supermodel Karlie Kloss, who turned her coding side hustle into a major opportunity for girls all over the country through the program Kode With Klossy. Kloss, a former Victoria’s […]
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It seems like there are a million accessories new parents are supposed to get for their babies — and honestly, you can probably do without the specialty bottle cozies and wipes warmers. One item, however, that is a definite must-have on the shopping list is a collection of swaddling blankets. Once you master this age-old practice of securing your baby’s […]
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Ashley Iaconetti has babies on the brain! Six months after her and Jared Haibon’s wedding, the Virginia native detailed her pregnancy plans. “As somebody who will end up trying to get pregnant within the next 12 months … give me some words of encouragement,” the journalist, 31, told Bekah Martinez during the Monday, February 3, episode of her and Ben […]
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Is it just us, or have kids party supplies gotten beyond chic lately? In fact, 2020’s crop is so cute, we might just start using them for our grown-up events, too. So we rounded up some fun party products that you can reuse for just that: your own birthday party, spring soirée (if the season ever gets here), or even […]
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The 1920s was a big decade for home decorating. It marked the rise of a new breed of professionals known as “interior designers,” whose jobs it was to dream up rooms for important clients to host lavish parties (via BBC). It was the era of modernism, Bauhaus, and art deco. The decade embraced the glamor and sophistication of early Hollywood, […]
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A biotech startup in La Jolla has raised $85 million from notable science investors to investigate its idea for treating age-related diseases: a pill that mimics the effects of exercise and fasting. The company, called Epirium Bio, says its scientists have discovered a new human hormone, which, when influenced, can trigger the production of more mitochondria. The depletion of the […]
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