It's already that time of year for kids to be heading back to their classrooms. That means back-to-school shopping—new backpacks, school supplies, clothes, and all those other essentials kids need to get ready for a new school year. Of course, the costs of it all can add up ridiculously fast, especially when it comes to our children's wardrobes. And then there are the shoes. ... Read the Post
Affordable Back-to-School Shoes Kids Will Actually Want to Wear: A Second-Grade Fashionista’s Top Picks from Dream Pairs Kids (Plus Giveaway)
Aging Scalp and a Widening Part: Serums That Support the Follicle Environment
If your part has slowly widened over the last few years, or your ponytail feels thinner than it used to, the change often starts higher up than the hair itself. It starts in the scalp. With age and shifting hormones, the dermal microenvironment surrounding each follicle undergoes alterations: the extracellular matrix remodels, and follicles that once produced thick, pigmented hair begin to ... Read the Post
Why Most Baby Books End Up Empty, and How to Choose One You Will Actually Finish
Ask around at any playgroup and you will hear the same confession: the baby book made it to month two. The intentions were sincere. The book was beautiful. And then the reality of caring for a newborn arrived, sleep disappeared, and the book went into a drawer with three pages filled and a hundred blank. This is one of the most common regrets of early parenthood, and it is worth taking ... Read the Post
National Orgasm Day: Women’s Pleasure Deserves to Be Celebrated!
As women, we’re always talking about healthy eating, exercise, stress management, hormones, sleep patterns, and other forms of self-care. Yet somehow, sexual wellness is often left out of the conversation. In fact, female pleasure is still treated as a taboo topic—something that's awkward, embarrassing, or way too inappropriate to discuss. Well, that needs to change because sexual ... Read the Post
Why So Many Recovery Programs Put a Garden at the Center
The first time someone hands you a tray of seedlings in rehab, it can feel like a joke. You came here to deal with a drinking problem, and now you're being asked to water tomatoes. A man I'll keep anonymous said exactly that his first week. Busywork, he called it. Something to fill the hours. Three weeks later he was up before breakfast to check on those same tomatoes. Not because anyone made ... Read the Post
Stay Bright & Hydrated This Summer: My Newest Favorite Beauty Essentials for a Healthy, Vibrant Glow
I can't believe we're already more than halfway through summer! While I'm always a little sad to see the season begin winding down, there are still plenty of beautiful, sunny days left to enjoy. There's still time for weekend beach getaways, backyard BBQs, afternoons by the pool, and warm evenings spent counting the stars with loved ones—and I intend to soak up every last moment of ... Read the Post
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