Bridgerton: Anticipated Returns for Seasons 5 and 6
Excitement is brewing among fans as new updates suggest an earlier-than-expected release for Bridgerton Season 5, with Season 6 also officially confirmed. Showrunner Jess Brownell hints at efforts to expedite production, potentially shortening the usual two-year gap between seasons. This news comes as Season 4 has just been released, continuing the popular Regency-era romance saga based on Julia Quinn's novels. The upcoming seasons are expected to focus on the love stories of Eloise and Francesca Bridgerton, with a potential queer storyline for Francesca generating significant buzz.
By Emily OsterNavigating Autism Therapies: Evidence-Based Approaches vs. Risky Unproven Treatments
This article explores the landscape of autism therapies, highlighting evidence-based interventions like Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), speech therapy, and occupational therapy, which are crucial for skill-building and independence. It also warns against unproven and potentially dangerous treatments, emphasizing the importance of seeking guidance from qualified medical professionals. The recent removal of a warning page by the FDA on unproven treatments raises concerns among experts regarding potential health risks for children with autism.
By Adele FaberNetflix's March Family Entertainment Lineup
March is set to bring an exciting array of family-friendly movies and shows to Netflix, celebrating International Women's Month with girl-powered classics and new releases. Highlights include Steven Spielberg's 'The Dinosaurs' narrated by Morgan Freeman, the return of 'One Piece' for its second season, and the magical adventure 'Unicorn Academy: Secrets Revealed: Chapter 1'. The platform will also feature timeless favorites like 'Matilda' and 'The Swan Princess', alongside popular animated films such as 'Trolls' and the 'Jurassic World' series, ensuring a diverse selection for all ages.
By Dr. Carlos González
Embracing "Slow Parenting": A Guide to Nurturing Childhood Amidst Modern Pressures
In a world dominated by rapid technological advancements and societal pressures, a new approach to raising children, known as "slow parenting," is gaining traction. This philosophy advocates for a deliberate step back from over-scheduled routines, encouraging parents to prioritize quality time, foster natural curiosity, and allow children to develop at their own pace. This article explores the principles, benefits, and challenges of slow parenting, offering practical tips for implementation in contemporary family life.
By Kim John PayneWhen Do Dogs Need Anxiety Medication? A Vet's Insights
This article explores when a dog might benefit from anxiety medication, drawing on a veterinarian's expertise. It outlines common signs of canine anxiety, non-pharmacological interventions, and what to expect if medication becomes necessary. The goal is to help pet owners understand their options for improving their anxious dog's quality of life.
By Dr. Benjamin SpockEmbracing Analog Hobbies for Well-being: A Guide to 'Grandmacore' Activities
In an increasingly digital world, many are seeking refuge in 'grandmacore' activities, a movement embracing traditional, screen-free hobbies. From jigsaw puzzles to knitting, these analog pursuits offer a powerful antidote to modern overstimulation, providing mental relaxation, creative engagement, and a sense of accomplishment. Research suggests a consistent link between hobbies and improved mental health, highlighting their role in fostering happiness and life satisfaction.
By Nigel LattaA Trip Down Memory Lane: Iconic Childhood Snacks of the 90s and 2000s
Millennials often reminisce about their 90s and early 2000s childhoods, a time when life wasn't dominated by the internet and snacks were vibrant, if not always nutritious. This era was a hotspot for snack innovation, introducing a plethora of sugary treats, artificially colored drinks, and unique food items. While today's parents might reconsider feeding these to their children, these nostalgic snacks hold a special place in the hearts of those who grew up enjoying them.
By Tiffany JewellScary Mommy Editors' Favorite Beauty Finds of February
Discover the top 20 beauty products that captured the hearts of Scary Mommy editors throughout February. This curated selection includes skincare solutions for sensitive skin, innovative lip colors, long-lasting nail polishes, and effective hair care systems. From affordable finds to splurge-worthy investments, these products promise to enhance your beauty routine with their unique benefits, catering to various needs from hydration and glow to coverage and longevity. Get ready to refresh your vanity with these editor-approved essentials.
By Michele BorbaInspiring Black History Month Displays by Art Teacher Go Viral
A South Carolina elementary school art teacher, Khadesia Latimer, is garnering widespread attention for her creatively hand-drawn portraits of influential Black figures displayed on her school's bulletin board. Shared on TikTok, her artwork celebrates Black History Month and aims to inspire educators to integrate Black history into their curriculum throughout the year, sparking important conversations and enriching students' understanding of diverse contributions.
By Kim John PayneParents' 2026 Best Family Cars Awards
Choosing a family vehicle can be challenging, but the 2026 Parents Best Family Cars Awards aim to simplify this decision. This year's awards highlight 24 top models across various categories, including full-size SUVs, minivans, electric vehicles, and sedans. Evaluated by a panel of experts on factors like safety, interior space, car seat compatibility, and technological features, these winning vehicles offer a blend of practicality, style, and innovation for modern families. The list includes standout brands such as Honda, Hyundai, Chevrolet, Cadillac, Volvo, Infiniti, and Genesis, showcasing a growing trend toward hybrid and electric options.
By Jessica Lahey