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Covers:  LGBTQ, Books, Parenting, Beauty, Women's Lifestyle
Doesn't Cover: tech, men's lifestyle
She/her. Editor/writer for hire. Queer AF. Never had an opinion that isn't my own.

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Someone Is Actually Tracking Down the Dream Phone Boys & the Internet Is Fully Invested

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By Sa'iyda Shabazz Verified
| CafeMom
walmart.com 01 02 03 A few weeks ago, my bestie sent me a video from TikTok, which is something she does often. But this video was different. It was a woman talking about the game Dream Phone, and her quest to find the men featured. I was immediately invested — that had been one of my favorite board games as a kid, and I remember thinking that several of the “boys” featured were so cute.
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A Young Girl Went Through Six Rounds of Chemotherapy She Didn’t Need

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By Sa'iyda Shabazz Verified
| CafeMom
andresr/iStock 01 02 03 A family in England is speaking up after their daughter lost years of her life to treatment for an illness she didn’t have. Faye Condon spent years being treated for Juvenile Dermatomyositis (JDM) after being diagnosed at the age of five. The treatments included multiple rounds of chemotherapy, home injections, and a muscle biopsy. Still, when her mom Christina expressed concern, doctors failed to test the girl for other possible illnesses.
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A Popular Sensory Toy Is Sending Kids to the Hospital With Severe Burns Despite Doctors’ Warnings

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By Sa'iyda Shabazz Verified
| CafeMom
Golfcuk/iStock 01 02 03 NeeDoh toys have become a seriously hot commodity. That’s both literally and figuratively. The popular sensory toy that frequently resembles an ice cube among its many shapes, is well loved and used by both children and adults. While its use is simple, the toy has become controversial. There are dozens of videos on social media showing kids microwaving the toy to make it softer. But that is incredibly dangerous.
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