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6 days ago | 
bhg.com | Kathleen Felton
Credit: Better Homes & Gardens Whether you’re furnishing your kid’s bedroom or an entertaining space in your home, you can’t go wrong with a beanbag chair. The flexible, portable seats are a fun alternative to traditional chairs and are a great addition to any space. “They are the perfect solution for when someone needs a soft place on the floor for movie night and the couch is a little too crowded,” says Leslie Martin, an interior designer at M+M Interior Design in Chicago.
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1 week ago | 
self.com | Kathleen Felton
All products featured on Self are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. They’re all over Instagram, TikTok, and Amazon—so if you’re pregnant, the algorithm has surely put postpartum belly bands on your radar.
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2 weeks ago | 
whattoexpect.com | Kathleen Felton |Lauren LaCross |Dominique De Lope
You spend a significant amount of time building the perfect baby registry when you're expecting. Once you've finally added all those tiny onesies, diapering supplies and big-ticket items, the next step is to share the finished product with loved ones so they know exactly what you need. But when it comes to *where* to distribute your registry, parents-to-be have mixed feelings. In particular, moms are unsure whether it's helpful or cringey to post a link to your baby registry on social media.
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3 weeks ago | 
babycenter.com | Kathleen Felton
BabyCenter’s series "Going viral" unpacks parenting trends and separates the helpful from the hype. The latest trendy wellness drink you've probably seen on supermarket shelves? Prebiotic sodas. "I heard Poppi and Olipop are healthier alternatives and I've been really wanting to drink stuff with flavor that's not super unhealthy," says BabyCenter Community user Mkgmamaa.
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4 weeks ago | 
babycenter.com | Kathleen Felton
Your child needs a lot of shots during the first few years of life, and for good reason – childhood immunizations protect your little one from diseases like measles, polio, and whooping cough that can make young kids extremely sick. Still, it can sometimes be hard to see your baby get all those shots at their well-baby visits. And you might wonder whether it would be better to delay some of those shots until your child is older.
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4 weeks ago | 
babycenter.com | Kathleen Felton
Making sure your child is up-to-date on their vaccines is one of the most important things you can do for your baby's health, both now and in the future. And while getting these immunizations can sometimes feel a bit daunting, especially during appointments when your child receives more than one, most kids fortunately have only mild reactions or no reaction at all to their shots. Advertisement | page continues below A mild fever is one of the more common vaccine reactions children may develop.
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1 month ago | 
onepeloton.com | Kathleen Felton
Good form is key to preventing this annoying push-up symptom, experts say. By Kathleen Felton•April 11, 2025In this articlePeloton AppTry 30 days freeIf you want a challenging yet extremely effective exercise, look no further than the classic push-up. This simple bodyweight movement targets multiple muscles, including those in your core, chest, triceps, and shoulders, all without requiring any weights or special equipment.
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1 month ago | 
onepeloton.com | Kathleen Felton
If you’re new to exercise or recently started a vigorous training program, it’s not unusual to feel a little sleepy after a workout. But with time and consistency, regular exercise will ultimately give you energy. That’s right: “Exercise is the best natural way to increase your energy,” says Gabbi Berkow, RD, an exercise physiologist and sports dietitian. Among other benefits, exercise boosts circulation and blood flow, she explains, which can help you feel more invigorated.
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1 month ago | 
babycenter.com | Kathleen Felton
It's important to keep your child up to date with vaccinations, and it's also natural to want to make the shots hurt less. Fortunately, a little love and distraction can go a long way when it comes to making vaccinations less painful, especially with a baby or toddler. Here are tips for what you can do before, during, and after shots to make the experience as comfortable as possible for your little one.
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1 month ago | 
babycenter.com | Kathleen Felton
You know how important it is for your child to follow the vaccine schedule, but you may have also heard it's sometimes better to delay your little one's shots if they're sick. So when is it recommended to postpone your baby's immunizations? In short, it really depends on the kind of illness and how sick your child is. Many doctors do suggest postponing vaccinations in some situations, such as if your child has a very high fever or certain health conditions.
