From parenting hacks to tips to get us through the tough parenting days, TikTok delivers You either love TikTok or you hate TikTok, but if you fall into the latter, hold up for just one second and hear us out. Yes, TikTok is sometimes questionable, but there are some real gems of wisdom and advice that we’ve seen on the video platform and have personally tried out—resulting in some rock-star parenting moves. So if you aren’t too sus of TikTok parenting advice, check out these tried-and-true favorites below. Toys are overrated. Especially for toddlers. @holly_at_home_ #greenscreenvideo just trying something different #momtok #playpen #dramaticplay #experiment #tryingsomethingnew #momhumor #jokes #parentinghack ♬ original sound – holly | motherhood Sometimes all you need is water and...
In Atlas Obscura’s Q&A series She Was There, we talk to female scholars who are writing long-forgotten women back into history. Trailblazing physicist and chemist Marie Curie constantly defied societal expectations in the late 19th and early 20th centuries—even breaking a few laws along the way. Born in Russian-controlled Warsaw on November 7, 1867, she was fiercely proud of her Polish identity. She spoke, read, and taught Polish—despite that doing so was illegal and could mean getting shipped off to Siberia. At the time, Russian authorities banned women from attending university, but that didn’t stop Curie. After earning her Ph.D. in Paris, she became the first person, male or female, to receive two Nobel prizes, first in 1903 for physics...
Flexible work has so many advantages. From improving workplace engagement and performance, to promoting a culture of balance and choice, flexibility is quickly becoming of prime importance for employees and employers alike. But what about its impact on diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts? Does a hybrid approach to work lend itself to the creation of a workplace which caters to all? During our recent SocialTalent Live webinar, we hosted a dedicated panel with a group of renowned global TA Heads to find out how flexible work is impacting DEI in their organizations. It was incredible to hear some on-the-ground insights, digging into the role data, feedback, and leadership plays in creating a flexible workplace that champions inclusion. Check out the...
People never have so much fun and with such simplicity as during their childhood. Perhaps that’s why we sometimes remember them with such longing that it brings a tear to our eye. Here are 20 toddlers who can go wild. #1 Realistic Recreation twitter #2 Someone Explain Why …. PALADlN/imgur #3 Well, He Couldn’t Let Her Wash Herself mikeleeorg/imgur #4 Commando Attack! imgur #5 Survival Camp acidcow #6 The Birth of a Hero acidcow #7 This Mine… Rxero13/reddit #8 When a Bear Gets Hungry at Night twitter #9 It Was Fun B0Bi0iB0B/reddit #10 You Can and Do acidcow #11 Someday She’ll Use Even More Wallpaper enterfunnyusername/reddit #12 What a Pose … AirmanAJK/reddit #13 Becoming a Diver momoneymofood/imgur #14 This Is...
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Check out our list of Earth Day activities with nature and recycled art projects for kids that are fun to make AND more friendly for our Earth. Updated January 2023 To celebrate Earth Day next week, our team gathered together a list of 30 Earth Day activities for kids. Through art, there exists a great opportunity to teach children to be good stewards. Children learn to reuse lids, caps and milk cartons. To turn a cardboard box into a castle, fort, or robot. To recycle cardboard tubes and create sculptures. The possibility to assemble and make new things while recycling or upcycling the old sparks children’s imagination as they explore these non-traditional materials. And a short walk...
