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While some of us are welcoming the change of scenery that winter brings, it can be hard on your skin. Cold, dry conditions cause moisture to evaporate from your skin at a higher rate than other times of the year. Simply put: you’ll get dry skin.

This is an ode to my last baby, to the one with the very last set of firsts. How did I know? This one is the hardest to explain for me.

No matter how much we love our kids, their energy can be hard to handle. Here are ideas for channeling your child’s energy into productive activities.

When you have little ones crawling, toddling, or running around, carving out time for healthy habits is challenging, to say the least. If you’re willing to try it a different way, maybe you can create a whole new self-care routine and start your kiddos on some healthy habits early, too. Here are some ideas to get you started.

By definition, “cultural appropriation” is the use of objects or elements of a minority culture that doesn’t respect their original meaning or give credit to their source, thereby reinforcing stereotypes or contributing to oppression. But how do we explain it to our kids?

My daughter has a chat she uses to converse with friends, and when she recently discovered some of her friends created a separate group chat without her, my heart shattered. Dr. Bethany Cook, a licensed clinical psychologist and relationship expert, shared what to say to my daughter about processing her friendship emotions.

There are few sounds in the world that are as heartbreaking to a new mother as her baby crying — even more so if it’s in the car when you can’t do much about it.

Here are a few non-romantic ideas for your kid’s upcoming Valentine’s Day party.

Though I will say that becoming parents definitely showed us the flaws in our partnership, it also shined a light on our strengths. Here are the biggest ways having a baby changed my marriage.

With Black History Month upon us, many parents — after a tumultuous past couple of years — find themselves looking for better ways to recognize the month. In years past, it may have been enough to teach our kids about Martin Luther King, Jr. or explain how Harriet Tubman helped lead enslaved Africans to freedom. In 2022, Black History Month means so much more.

Chocolates and flowers are nice gifts, but they’re also pretty boring. To inspire you to find that unique gift for your special person, we’ve made a list of ideas to spark your creativity while shopping.

There’s a first time for everything, and maybe, like the first word or first walk, it's time we start celebrating them.