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If you ever walk through the health and hygiene aisles and wonder if anyone drops BIG MONEY on all those fancy products . . . oh, they do. According to a study from Talker Research and Intimina, the average woman spends $1,639 per year on their "wellness." That includes everything from doctor's visits and prescriptions . . . to undergarments, intimacy items, hygiene products, vitamins, and skincare and beauty products. All very important to wellness . . . physical and mental.

Photo: Getty Images The 2026 Golden Globes gift bag is the ultimate in lavish gifting, and the upcoming bag of luxuries is worth just under $1 million, making it one of the most extravagant in the event's history. The gift bags, given to nominees and presenters, are filled with an array of luxurious items that reflect the opulence associated with the Golden Globes.

Photo: Happycity21 / iStock / Getty Images Some of us travel to our hometown for the holidays. Most times we come alone, but this year you're with someone and it's time to meet the parents. Well you take them to your hometown, and a rush of memories start to smack you in the face. First kiss, ex's and places you got in trouble. You miss your childhood. So now that you're staying for the holidays with your parents, they have you sleep in the room you grew up in, which brings up even more feelings.

Is there a “normal” amount to spend on your kids’ holiday hauls? It really all depends on your financial situation, and of course, whether they’re on the naughty or nice list this year. But a new survey asks parents what they typically spend buying presents for their little ones to get a general idea. In a study for What to Expect, Everyday Health Group polled 467 moms with at least one child age five or younger and found: On average, parents spend $173 on holiday presents for each kid.

One of the first things expecting moms want to know when they find out they’re pregnant is what their due date will be. While everyone has dates they’d prefer to avoid for their little bundle of joy’s debut, a lot of parents agree on one in particular, according to a new survey. WhatToExpect.com polled 404 women who were pregnant or had at least one child about the worst possible birthday dates for a child and found: Nobody wants their kid to be born on Christmas.

When it comes to baby names, trends come and go, but some names are such classics, they remain popular year after year. Baby Center’s latest report on the top 10 names for 2024 is proof of that, as almost every name from last year’s list is still there today. The parenting website’s list is based on the popularity of names among its users, as the official U.S. Government list of popular baby names won’t be out until next year. So, what are the top names of 2024?

Trendy baby names go in and out of style, but some seem to stand the test of time, like Elizabeth and Benjamin. While classic names like this aren’t the most popular ones today, they’re still being used by some moms and dads out there. But some once popular names are basically on the verge of disappearing and new research tells us which ones they are.

As the day to celebrate mothers approaches this weekend, moms told BabyCenter about the worst gifts they've received for Mother's Day. While these may serve as a caution of what not to give or do, we do also have anecdotes of gifts that moms loved receiving which may inspire gift-givers and partners.

Enjoy some of this Halloween season's best deals: DoorDash is offering 30% off* retail orders of $30+, up to $20, until October 31st with code TRICK30 Stop by Krispy Kreme in your costume on October 31st and get a free donut of your choice Chipotle is offering entrees for just $6 after 3 p.m. on Tuesday, October 31st Applebee’s is offering the Tipsy Zombie and Dracula’s Juice cocktails for just $5 each until October 31st 7-Eleven loyalty members can get standard size Reese's Peanut Butter...