Nneya Richards

Jan 13, 2025 | parents.com | Nneya Richards

As a non-morning person and a New York mom now living in Italy, I found the idea of bringing my A-game to school drop-off daunting. I once read about an industry of NYC women renting clothes to keep up with drop-offs and pickups. My Italian father-in-law describes this as pure Americanata, or “over-the-top Americanness,” which is not always insulting (sometimes in pure admiration). Being a proud New Yorker and knowing many NYC parents, I knew this was an exception, not a rule.

Nov 20, 2024 | msn.com | Nneya Richards

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Nov 20, 2024 | travelandleisure.com | Nneya Richards

Packing for winter travel is always a little harder because there’s less suitcase space to work with, so you definitely want to make sure those bulkier items are really working overtime in your luggage and will be useful during your trip.

Nov 20, 2024 | flipboard.com | Nneya Richards

1 hour agoKitten clamps onto a man’s pants and refuses to let goThis man spotted a kitten inching its way toward him. He leaned in, wanting to gently pet the soft creature. But what he didn’t expect was how quickly the kitten turned from a cuddly friend to a feisty little bundle of claws. In a firm hold, the kitten clamped onto his pants with its claws, seemingly determined not to let go. He tried to shake the kitten off gently, but it held on tighter, leaving him in an awkward bind.

Nov 11, 2024 | travelandleisure.com | Nneya Richards

As a mom who frequently travels alone with my toddler internationally, hacking family travel to be as seamless, timesaving, and comfortable as possible is a new passion. My toddler has been on over a dozen international flights between North America, the Caribbean, Europe and North Africa. Flying with an “infant-in-arms” internationally does cost less than a separate plane ticket, but it’s never free.