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‘Elder Millennial’ Comedian Iliza Shlesinger Convinced Her Kids ‘From The Window To The Wall’ Is About A Nap Party
Iliza Shlesinger talks about raising two young children, sharing parenting help openly and explaining a club song as a nap party.
Exhausted But Still Wired? 4 Signs Your Body Is Stuck In ‘High Alert’ As A Mum
A MadeForMums feature outlines four possible signs of prolonged stress in mothers and calming strategies suggested by coach Georgia Devon-Shelley.
ONTHEWEI Recalls Baby Bath Seats Due To Risk Of Serious Injury Or Death To Children From Drowning; Violate Mandatory Standard For Infant Bath Seats
The CPSC says ONTHEWEI baby bath seats violate the mandatory infant bath seat standard and pose a drowning risk. Check recall instructions before use.
Mere Observation Can Sometimes Be The Most Effective Form Of Birth Control.
Interest in the phrase “mere observation” as birth control appears to be rising, but the available source does not identify why.
Not In The Mood? 7 Surprising Ways Sex Could Be Helping Your Brain, From Stress To Memory
Research links sexual wellbeing with stress relief and some cognitive measures, but it does not prove sex prevents dementia or protects the brain.
I Gave Birth In Britain And France – One Country’s Postnatal Care Was So Much Better
A mother who gave birth in Britain and France describes different approaches to pregnancy care and postnatal support, based on her experience.
Government Announces Earlier Mental Health Support For Children, With Help Available Before Diagnosis
The UK government says children should be able to access mental health support before diagnosis. Delivery details and timelines are still pending.
The UC Got Rid Of The SAT In Admissions. It May Be On Its Way Back
The University of California is reviewing its test-blind policy, with faculty recommendations due in June and a Regents decision still uncertain.
Opinion: Democracy Can Start With A Class Pet
A Pennsylvania teacher used a guinea-pig dispute to help young students practice listening, weighing trade-offs and making a shared decision.