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Amelia Edelman

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  • Editor and Writer, Freelance
  • None, BBC Travel, Freelance
  • None, Edelman Editorial
Nashville
As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, BBC, BBC Travel, Business Insider, HuffPost, MSN Philippines, Yahoo Canada and
Covers:  Travel, parenting, health and wellness, personal finance
she/her 🌎 traveler, editor 🖊 @lonelyplanet @bbc_travel @nprlifekit @travelleisure @usnewstravel @parents @refinery29 etc. 🚕 New Yorker in Nashville

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Contributing journalist for publications including Lonely Planet, Travel and Leisure, NPR, BBC Travel, Parents, US News and World Travel, and more.

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If Your Family Is Frustratingly Lazy About Staying Close, There's A Term For That

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By Amelia Edelman Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
Have you ever checked the family group text, days after you shared something important/impressive/timely/hilarious/heartfelt, only to realize everyone's response was… crickets? If this is a constant in your communications, you may be dealing with a "low-effort family" — a type of often-invisible family dysfunction. Low-effort families can fly under the radar because there are no yelling matches, explosive fights or even obvious conflict.
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No iPads, no scrolling, no internet: Our analog weekend proved my kids are better at unplugging than I am

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By Amelia Edelman Verified
| Yahoo Malaysia
There are few things elder millennials romanticize more aggressively than childhood summers in the 1990s.
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Your beach vacation can boost your mental health. Experts share 3 simple ways to maximize the benefits.

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By Amelia Edelman Verified
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Headed to the beach? Here's how to boost your mental health along the way. (Jordi Salas via Getty Images) Few things are more restorative than a beach vacation. If your idea of heaven involves sinking your toes into the sand as the sun warms you back up after a dip in the ocean, you're probably not surprised to learn that spending time by the water does wonders for the mind and mood. And, experts say, there are smart ways to get even more mental health benefits out of your seaside stay.
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