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Anyone following the WNBA even marginally likely knows that superstar Caitlin Clark has been a controversial figure — and that it’s gotten to the point where, wrote Seerat Sohi in The Ringer, “every argument about Clark feels like a cultural Rorschach test.” Because lately, the hot-button issues have been layered and nuanced.

Some baby purchases are great to have on hand, but a stroller is a necessity. It’s the one piece of gear that accompanies you on morning walks, pediatrician appointments, airport runs, and countless errands. But choosing one can get overwhelming fast, with endless options, premium features, and a price tag that often halts parents’ decisions. Luckily, Nordstrom’s Anniversary Sale is helping soften the blow of the process with discounts on some of the biggest names in baby gear.

A Virginia family is going viral this week after they captured what they believe to have been Bigfoot in the woods while driving. The clip, posted to TikTok by the dad, has been viewed nearly 20 million times, and users of the social media platform are divided on whether or not they believe the tale. “My kids screamed they saw Bigfoot and were freaking out,” @blessedatkins captioned his TikTok post, “so I turned around thinking they were full of crap.

Among the many Reddit threads on the topic of breastfeeding, one begins with a simple question: Why are moms buying and selling (or donating) breast milk on Facebook? Answers from buyers included that they were unable to produce enough of their own milk and believe it’s healthier than formula. Donors explained that it can be difficult to qualify through official channels, such as those that supply hospital NICUs. “Milk sharing is an ancient practice,” one commenter offered.

“The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” just began filming it’s fifth season, but we don’t have to wait until it premieres on Hulu to get a fair share of drama. In fact, Taylor Frankie Paul recently took to Instagram to air some dirty laundry about her co-star Whitney Leavitt — which she called her “last words” to her former friend.

Millie Bobby Brown has been careful to protect her daughter’s privacy since adopting her last summer. Instagram posts about Brown’s motherhood experience show only glimpses of the now toddler, and the Stranger Things star has spoken in interviews about her and husband Jake Bongiovi’s plans to keep it that way. But Brown has just opened up a bit about her parenting style.

Anne Hathaway announced her pregnancy with husband Adam Shulman last month, and since then, has gone on an amazing streak of maternity fashion to promote her latest movie, “The Odyssey.” She looks totally natural posing with a baby bump — it is her third time around, after all — but this pregnancy actually “shocked” her, according to a recent interview.

Real talk: I’m a shopping editor who just welcomed my first child this summer. ALL I had on the brain during my pregnancy was “what will *I* actually want as someone who just became a new mom.” The answer? Honestly, a lot of things! Gifts that make my life easier. Gifts that make me feel special (it’s likely her first holiday season as a mother, and she’s maybe been looking forward to this for a long time). Gifts that pamper and feel indulgent.

Skip to main content Skip to header navigation If your gym bag, car cupholder, and desk drawer are already littered with Owala bottles, congratulations! Your emotional support water bottle habit is about to get a whole lot cheaper. In fact, it’s about to get free. Starting today, July 15, and running through July 22, Owala is offering an unbeatable buy-one-get-one promotion that pairs its newly launched Sun-Day Collapsible Tote with a free water bottle of your choosing.

Parents are losing an average of seven hours of sleep every week — which is the equivalent of a shocking 48 nights a year. The culprit? Screen time, social media, and school phone policies, resulting in what researchers have dubbed parental “techxiety.” That’s according to the results of a new survey of 2,000 parents of school-aged children, conducted in May by Talker Research on behalf of tech company Cosmo, which makes simple smart watches for kids.