7 DIY Beauty Treatments to Try During Quarantine
With salons and in-person shopping still severely limited in many places, here are the products you may want to use at home to fix your pandemic-induced beauty woes.
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Emotional inflammation (EI) refers to a vague, perpetual state of anxiety, grief, angst, dread, and hyper-reactivity. And it's running rampant.
How a Dog Can Help You Cope With Isolation
An introvert explains how hanging with her dog left her prepared for quarantine.
I Had a Baby After 40—Now I'm in Homeschool Hell
(Bottomless cups of coffee and retail therapy help.)
Care for Parents with Alzheimer’s During Covid-19
How three women are handling a parent with Alzheimer’s — from afar.
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How to Create Healthy Eating Habits for Your Kid
Like most challenging feats of child-rearing, raising kids with a healthy relationship to food starts at home. While that may sound like yet another thing on your plate, what it really means is modeling good behavior — which can end up benefitting you, too.
The 5 Love Languages Quiz: What It Means For You
The middle stage of marriage (the part after the initial high and before long-term contentment) is no joke. Shit gets real, and couples start crumbling. But by understanding how you and your partner like to give and receive love, you can weather the bumps. Here’s how to do it, according to one groundbreaking book.
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Although puffy but sleek may sound like an oxymoron, it's what every woman wants when it comes to puffer jackets, no? Herewith, stylish options that deliver on both fronts.
Birdnesting: The pros and cons
Trying to lessen the shock of divorce for the kids? One way is to keep the kid/s in the family home — with the parents going back and forth to a small place nearby when it’s their time to be solo. It’s called birdnesting (nesting, for short), and it’s growing in popularity. But it takes a pretty specific couple to pull it off.
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What is ghosting? And what can you do about it?
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