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‘I couldn’t even take them out for ice cream’: What life with triplets is really like (opens the original)
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Until the 14th week of her pregnancy, Maya Oz was certain she was expecting twins. Then, during a routine ultrasound, the doctor casually pointed to the screen and announced there was another baby.“I suddenly saw three fetuses,” Oz recalls. “We were in shock. After the examination, we sat on a bench outside and didn’t say a word for half an hour. When we told our families, everyone thought we were joking. At first, no one believed us. It took time for our friends and relatives to realize we were
‘They think they’re being healthy’: When wellness turns into obsession (opens the original)
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The debate over body image returned to the spotlight this week after Israeli model Eden Fines posted vacation photos from Paris showing her in a crop top and with a very slim figure.Actress and model Liat Bello, who has previously spoken about struggling with eating disorders, responded by posting one of Fines’ photos to her Instagram story and criticizing what she described as a culture that glorifies thinness.“It’s time to stop worshiping thinness and start worshiping health,” she wrote.But is
‘People think we’re weird’: The parents who keep candy out of the house (opens the original)
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Most parents know the scene: A child enters a supermarket, spots the candy aisle and suddenly becomes fixated on brightly colored packages. Sometimes the pleading begins immediately. Sometimes it ends in tears, shouting and a very public tantrum.In many homes, sweets are treated as an occasional dessert, never a substitute for a meal. Some families keep a designated snack drawer and then spend considerable energy explaining why its contents cannot be finished in a single day.For many parents, li
Falling asleep on the couch every night? It may come at a cost (opens the original)
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Before Einat Zargari turned 17, her father decided to remove her from the home, and she was forced to move into a rented apartment on her own. To ease the loneliness, she quickly adopted a new habit: sleeping with the television on. “Mostly, I wanted to feel that I wasn’t alone, and that there were other people with me in the house,” she understands in hindsight.Today she is 46, the mother of two teenage girls and a lecturer and workshop facilitator for women and seniors. But despite all the yea
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