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Italy 2022

How do you parent through a pandemic? Lindsay Powers, author of You Can't F*ck Up Your Kids, gives advice on how to stay happy and sane during crazy times.

Event planner Gina Whittington gives her best tips to reduce holiday hosting stress, from delegating key tasks to skipping being the host altogether.

Outside Magazine recently wrote, “America’s kids are caught up in one of the largest mass migrations in human history: the movement indoors.”  This really struck a chord with me. Now, you might know that parent, who allows unlimited screen time at the supermarket, in the car, or while running errands… but I am not one of them. I have rules in place in hopes that my kids can sustain a conversation while addressing others by looking them in the eye.  I even hope my kids experience self-inflicted urges to trade watching Ninjago for running wildly in the backyard. When I pass other families toting dazed toddlers staring into iPads, I think — smug but terrified — my kids aren’t that bad. Or are they? And, to take this idea one step further, is my relationship with my iPhone passively teaching them that screen time is worthy of a great majority of our precious time and attention? After all, I’m running a digital business that requires spending a significant amount of time on Instagram, often glued to my phone, sourcing new content ideas and engaging with many of you. Yes, I’m guilty of excessive screen time. Not to mention, I post […]

We’re still adjusting to the new normal over here—will life with coronavirus ever feel normal?—and it’s very evident by what’s on my nightstand.

I'm determined to stay healthy and sane this holiday season. Registered dietitian and nutritionist Deanna Ford shares her secrets.

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I have this thing with tablescapes. I think it’s because they involve all of my favorites: style, food, wine and good conversation with family and close friends. We usually host Thanksgiving festivities at our house, but will be out of town this year. While it’s a huge relief to not have to deal with the stress of cooking, I was a little bummed to not have an excuse to put together a beautiful table. So, I decided to throw a little “Friendsgiving” instead and wanted to share it with you here, along with a couple other fun ways to gather around the table this Turkey Day. None of the setups are particularly fancy. I find that a more casual table makes me a better host. A super formal vibe just makes me anxious because I feel all this pressure to make everything perfect. I prefer mismatched dishes and unexpected items that can spark conversation and feel homey. Keeping the table relaxed makes me feel more relaxed, and I like to think that it creates a more welcoming vibe for my guests too. I hope one (or all) of these tables inspire some ideas for your own feasts next week. How do […]