HeyJaredAngela Haupt
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How to Talk to Your Child About Body Image (opens the original)
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When your kid comes home from school and says they hate their stomach, that nobody wants to be their friend because they’re “fat,” or that everyone in their class is better-looking than they are, you’d probably do anything to help them see what you see—which means the reassurance practically flies out of your mouth. “You’re beautiful!” “You’re perfect!” How could they possibly think otherwise? That impulse comes from a good place—but it can shut down the very conversation you want to have, says
Why You Should Make a Reverse Bucket List (opens the original)
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Your bucket list is probably full of big dreams: go sky-diving, learn to speak Italian, finally take that trip to see the northern lights. You might think that all that possibility should give you something to look forward to—but spend enough time staring at everything you haven’t done, and your yet-to-be-checked off aspirations can start to feel like more proof you’re somehow behind. That’s what bothered Simon Sinek, who hosts the podcast A Bit of Optimism and is the author of books including S
Why That Mucus in Your Throat Won’t Go Away (opens the original)
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It’s hard to concentrate on a conversation when you’re busy trying to discreetly clear whatever’s stuck in your throat. If you have persistent postnasal drip, you know how quickly that sensation returns—and how little relief another allergy pill or round of gargling might bring. For people who speak for a living, it can be especially frustrating. “It could be very disruptive when you’re on the phone, when you’re in meetings,” says Dr. Matt Hershcovitch, an ENT and sinus specialist in Burbank, Ca
7 Fall Yard Habits That Help Pollinators Survive Winter (opens the original)
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A few years ago, Katie Costanzo and her students went curbside shopping for trash. They collected eight bags of leaves that homeowners around Buffalo had raked up for disposal, then sifted through them to see what—if anything—was hiding inside. The bags were anything but empty. They contained insects from more than 25 families, representing every stage of life from eggs and larvae to pupae and adults. There were bees, wasps, lacewings, hoverflies, beetles, and more—all tucked into material their
The Signs Caregiving Is Harming Your Health—and How To Protect Yourself (opens the original)
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Sue Ryan had been her husband’s sole caregiver for just under five years before her facade of keeping it all together first began to crack. It was a long time coming. She’d spent countless nights up late correcting mistakes in the household finances—a task her husband had handled before Alzheimer’s disease made it difficult. She no longer went to the gym, or on walks, or to her own medical appointments. She waved away every offer of help with some version of No, no, I’ve got this. So when Ryan w
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