Parenting

You’ve heard of Type A moms. You might be one. But what happens when we stop striving for control and start embracing the mess? A TikTok from @katebonin7—now topping 35 million views—shows what life looks like inside a self-proclaimed “Type B mom” household.

It's easy to worry about how to encourage a healthy smartphone relationship with teens, but we break it down into easy steps.

A mom looking for advice on Reddit about her husband refusing to help change diapers pointed to bigger issues that moms face when they become parents.

Parents try everything to influence their children. But new research suggests brothers and sisters have their own profound impact.

Before the MET thought to honor Black dandyism, my father lived it—and taught me everything I know about true style.

I’m a bit of a masochist. I can’t help but read the comments whenever the local news posts anything political on social media — especially when it’s related to public education.

Today a bitter dispute about the nature of biology is underway. A simple bag of beans may be what tips the balance

I'm a big believer in smart home automation over smart home control. Being able to turn on a light using an app on your phone or by asking Alexa is great, but the light turning on automatically when you enter the room is much better.

Recently, older adults of the BuzzFeed Community shared the normal but completely unique experiences from "back in the day," and as a Gen Z'er, I'm totally fascinated. Here are some experiences from the past that, depending on your age, will either have you reminiscing or utterly perplexed: 1.