Rachel Grumman Bender

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Rachel Grumman Bender

For parents looking for answers as they try to navigate everything from potty training and sibling rivalry to the pressure to do everything perfectly, Big Little Feelings has been a lifesaver, offering practical advice while having “ridiculously honest” conversations about the messiness of parenthood. It’s an approach that has clearly resonated with many parents: Big Little Feelings boasts 3.5 million followers on Instagram, along with popular online parenting courses.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Rachel Grumman Bender

The classic American breakfast — eggs, bacon, toast, coffee, orange juice and milk — has been a popular morning meal for decades. And no wonder: It’s hot, hearty and filling. It’s still a staple on menus at diner-style restaurants across the country, including Denny’s, which serves up a close cousin, the All-American Slam. But times are changing. The U.S. orange juice supply is getting squeezed. Processed meat like bacon isn’t good for you. Eggs are expensive. Coffee prices are spiking.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Rachel Grumman Bender

It’s not every day that people rave about poultry, but when it comes to “marry me chicken” and its cousin, “engagement chicken,” people can’t seem to get enough. It’s not just the catchy names, though that certainly helps. It’s also the fact that some people — celebrities included — swear the dishes are so delicious that they inspire partners to get down on one knee and propose marriage, which only adds to the mythology and allure of these recipes.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Rachel Grumman Bender

Hello, Yahoo Life readers! My name is Rachel Grumman Bender. I’m filling in for Kaitlin Reilly and am here to ensure you don’t miss out on this week’s best health and wellness tips. Thanks to Daylight Saving Time, we all sprung forward an hour last week. The good news: It’s no longer pitch black at 4:30 p.m. The bad news: It’s so dark in the mornings now that it can feel like you’re waking up in the middle of the night.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Rachel Grumman Bender

As egg prices skyrocket, people raising chickens are grateful to have their own supply conveniently located in their backyard. (Photo Illustration: Jiaqi Wang for Yahoo News)Kristen Kemp, a yoga instructor and writer in New Jersey, has owned backyard chickens for more than a decade. “I just love them,” she tells Yahoo Life. Kemp’s had her current brood for around five years, and in their prime, “they were giving me more eggs than I could possibly eat,” she says.