I had one daughter in 2016. She was 2, and wore her “Future President” shirt with me to the polls. I took a photo of her looking up at the sky right before I cast my vote for Hillary Clinton as president, and then I captioned the photo “hope personified.” I put her to bed,...
TikTok Being in a relationship can often be a great way to learn about yourself. Specifically, it can challenge your idea of normal. Like, the serving sizes of ice cream I give my children are wildly different from the ones my husband does and, ultimately, it comes down to what our mothers scooped up for...
baona/E+/Getty Images There are few things in this world worse than a cranky, sleep-deprived teen — and it turns out that most teens are falling into this bucket. Nope, not just according to ever-suffering parents of teens — a report from the CDC has found that more than 3 in 4 high school students aren’t...
RealPeopleGroup/E+/Getty Images Twenty-five years ago, the United States reached a remarkable milestone: measles was considered eradicated. With vaccination rates at “herd immunity” levels — 95% — the highly contagious virus did not have the opportunity to spread as it had in the past, when an estimated three million people per year would become infected. Since...