Kristina MacIsaac

In a week filled with anxiety-inducing news about the spread of coronavirus, it's important to step away from the hard-hitting headlines for a bit and take a little time for some self-care. If you all do with that time is scroll through some feel-good stories from around the web—trust us, it'll still be worth it to clear your mind a bit.

A new survey finds that American parents are among the most exhausted in the world. That likely won't come as a shock to many moms and dads—but what researchers say is behind the high levels of exhaustion and burnout may be surprising. More than 17,000 parents in 42 countries took part in the survey conducted by researchers in Belgium.

University of Arizona women's basketball coach Adia Barnes took her team to the NCAA Championship over the weekend—and she also took along her breast pump. With millions of viewers watching, ESPN reporter Holly Rowe detailed Barnes' routine during a half-time report. Explaining why Barnes had come out of the locker room a little later than her team, Rowe said: "She's back in the locker room pumping. She's still a breastfeeding mother.