Ariela Basson/Scary Mommy; Getty Images Between back-to-school shopping and the transition into fall, this time of year is dominated by conversations about fashion. What’s everyone going to be wearing? What will emerge as the hot colors of the season? But this year in particular, the topic is tinged with another very clear theme: budget. Which is why it was such a welcome revelation to hear designer Christian Siriano proclaim outfit repeating the “it” trend of the year. In fact, Siriano is a longtime outfit repeater — skinny jeans, a classic tee, and black glasses have become synonymous with the former...
Obsessed Reviewers Swear By These 65 Cheap Clothes & Accessories On Amazon
Getting the wardrobe of your dreams doesn’t always have to mean going over your budget — and this list of wallet-friendly finds on Amazon is the proof. But don’t let the word “cheap” fool you. Every beautiful dress, stylish shoe, and glimmering accessory is backed by thousands of obsessed reviewers who have raved about the quality, look, and feel. In other words, get ready to shop till you drop (or until your phone battery dies). This Elevated Basic With Statement Sleeves Dokotoo Crewneck Top Amazon This casual crewneck top is so versatile that you’ll find yourself reaching for it on...
Technology Is Here To Stay, So Focus On Helping Your Digital Kid Thrive With These 5 Simple Skills
MoMo Productions/Getty Images I don’t know if it’s that I’m a Xennial, the fact that Google can literally read my mind, or that AI might actually take over my job at some point, but the pace at which technology is advancing is kind of scaring the crap out of me. Even so, I know that, as a parent, the best thing I can do is prepare my kids (and myself) to have a healthy relationship with tech. "As technology becomes an increasingly important part of our lives, it is critical that we set conditions for healthy technology use in our...
TikTok Doctor's "Flu Box'" Is What Every Parent Needs Before Sick Season
School is back in session and sick season is upon us. In the next couple of weeks, your child is bound to come home, sneak into the kitchen while you’re making dinner, and say, “My throat hurts.” Then you cry into your giant pot of pasta and figure out a game plan. Sometimes we’re so ill-prepared for when our household comes down with something. We’re out of meds. There are no tissues to be found. One TikTok doctor had a great tip to help parents be way less surprised and panicked when that first kid drops — make a sick/flu...