TikTok There’s a (generally good-natured) joke in healthcare that nurses make the worst patients. I don’t know how true that is, but I can also imagine it’s hard to switch over from caregiver to the person receiving care. But it can give you valuable insight that, in the end, can make you an even better nurse. TikTok creator and new mom Neda (@hijabiluscious/) is an experienced nurse, having spent five years in labor and delivery before becoming a nurse practitioner. But despite her years of hard-won expertise, she says, “Being a labor and delivery patient two weeks ago absolutely humbled...
Dr. Becky Explains How To Avoid Raising Entitled Kids
Instagram / @drbeckyatgoodinside Fun fact about me: I spent one summer post-Covid working at a (rather pricey) summer camp. I was prepared for kids to be kids, but one thing that shocked me was the number of temper tantrums thrown almost anytime a camper lost a board game, or was “out” during tag. It got to a point where the camp actually called in a child psychologist to help deal with the issue (like I said, it was a pretty fancy camp). She explained to us staff that, during pandemic lockdowns, exhausted parents had let their kids win everything from...
25 Years Ago, Cory & Topanga Looked To Buy An $80K Home On 'Boy Meets World'
ABC / @fmsmith319 A vintage (yes, vintage) clip from the ABC classic series, Boy Meets World, is going viral after a realtor and content creator showed just how much times have changed with real estate and the economy since the ‘90s. In the clip from Season 7’s episode aptly named “Picket Fences,” newly married (and still teenagers!) Cory and Topanga are living in their college’s married dormitories, which leaves more than a little to be desired. Cory finds their dream house with the help of a realtor for just $80,000. “How can we afford an $80,000 house?” Topanga asks Cory...
Does Rinsing Your Hair With Cold Water Actually Do Anything?
Guido Mieth/DigitalVision/Getty Images I read a whole lot of beauty tips as a teen, but there’s one that I still remember (and often do!) to this day — probably because it was in every single magazine. But the kicker is I have zero idea if it actually works or not. It’s wild to think magazines could just share a tip like "rinse your conditioner out with cold water" before you get out of the shower with zero science to back it up, so now it’s time to know: What does cold water do to your hair? Does that frigid final...