Health & Science
10 Ways To Be A More Attractive Man, According To Science
Own that chest hair. Make people laugh. Kiss a baby. All these and more can make you more desirable.
This Metabolic Workout Is The Perfect Holiday Exercise Plan
Lots of sweat in little time — the metabolic workout is perfect for the holidays.
4 Ways Parents Can Raise Funny Kids With A Sense Of Humor
Funny kids aren’t born; they’re raised. Parents have two options how: Give their kids trauma, or use these techniques to instill in them a healthy sense of humor.
18 Car Sickness Hacks That Really Work
What to do when your kid starts to feel puke-y on the road.
The Scientific Case For Prioritizing Your Partner Over Your Kids
For moms and dads worried about spending too much or too little time with their kids, the antidote could be each other.
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How To Safely Use A Baby Swing Or Baby Bouncer
Inappropriate usage of baby swings and bouncers is widespread. Here's how to make sure your child isn't injured in an otherwise excellent accessory.
The Death Of A Parent Affects Even Grown Children Psychologically And Physically
Grief is both real and measurable. Scientists now know that losing a parent changes us forever.
10 Weird Facts About The Human Body That You (Probably) Didn’t Know
Impress your curious kids with these very strange facts about our bodies.
How To Get Your Kids (And Yourself) Comfortable With Risky Play
Risky play helps kids develop resilience, self-confidence, independence, executive functioning, and risk-management skills.
Spanking Is Physical Abuse, Study Shows
Researcher says that drawing the line between spanking and physical abuse is "theoretically impossible."
Want To Raise A High-Achieving Kid? Talk To Your Toddler Like This
The way you talk to toddlers can determine how well they do in school.
5 Dangerous Myths About Spoiled Children, Debunked
Raising a monster takes hard work. Giving your child love, affection, and even material objects is unlikely to spoil them.
5 Weird Facts About Babies That Freak Out New Parents
They might cry without tears and have extra bones, but you love your baby anyway.
5 Scientific Reasons Why Women Love Big Shoulders
You can thank evolution for it.
What To Do When Potty Training Doesn’t Catch On
Creating a stress-free atmosphere for potty time helps kids adjust to this new responsibility.
Parents Who Raise Charitable Kids Do These 6 Things
Kids get a lot of gifts. It’s important they learn to like giving them too — especially charitable donations and the gift of their time.
Babies With A December Birthday Live Longer, Happier Lives
There's more to being a December baby than birthday presents wrapped in Christmas paper.
Kids Don’t Trust Men With Beards, Study Says
New research shows that kids are generally wary of men with facial hair. Is it time for a clean shave?
How ‘Dad Reflexes’ Prime Fathers To Keep Their Kids Safe
Dad reflexes are more than a hashtag. They're an adrenaline-driven response from the sympathetic nervous system.
The Confounding Science Of Children’s Literature
Over the past 50 years, researchers have learned a lot about the basis behind children's book-selection preferences. But there's still a lot that remains unknown.
Are ‘Good Kids’ Ever Truly Selfless Or Generous?
Whether children are capable of true kindness — and, indeed, whether altruism even exists among adults — is hotly disputed by researchers.
