Yes, babies are amazing — and they have more crazy skills than you probably realize, like ... 1. They don't cry tears You might notice that your newborn's fierce cries don't produce the overflowing tears you'd expect. That's because their brand-new tear ducts can only produce enough fluid to lubricate their eyes, making it look as though they were born without tears. Real teardrops won't flow for at least a month or two. 2.

June is Pride month. Each year, businesses turn their websites into rainbows and people march in their city's parade. While LGBTQ support should be year-round, it's awesome that the LGBTQ community can have the space to express themselves and feel the love. But an important part of Pride is being an ally and there's more to it than just rainbows, Facebook or Instagram posts, and Pride parades. Here are four ways to be an ally during Pride Month and every day after: 1.

All women deserve to feel beautiful. Whether a woman’s chosen beauty guru is a YouTube expert or a 12-year-old contouring savant on TikTok, we should all be able to love the skin we’re in without spending hours in the mirror applying makeup or spending an exorbitant amount of money to purchase products. Makeup may be an art form, but luckily for us, it can be learned. Here are awesome makeup hacks that every woman needs in her life. 1.

Raise your hand if you've ever complained about how hard motherhood is. As difficult as it seems, we could take some time to also consider some of the amazing and unexpected gifts that motherhood have given us, too, like: 1. Relishing joy in the simplest of moments There is nothing like motherhood to teach us how to appreciate the smallest moments in life.

Some refer to June 19 as Freedom Day, others call it Emancipation Day, but it is most widely known as Juneteenth. If you live in America, you shouldn't just know about this holiday, you should be celebrating it. Juneteenth is the holiday that defined how millions of citizens were able to pursue freedom and happiness. Here are five reasons why it's important to pay attention and celebrate. 1.

Some refer to June 19 as Freedom Day, others call it Emancipation Day, but it is most widely known as Juneteenth. If you live in America, you shouldn't just know about this holiday, you should be celebrating it. Juneteenth is the holiday that defined how millions of citizens were able to pursue freedom and happiness. Here are five reasons why it's important to pay attention and celebrate. 1.

A day at the beach with the family can be a chaotic mess with sand and sunburns, towels and tears. Or, it can actually be a much-needed outing that’s fun for everyone. The difference is in the planning. 1. Stock up on the cheap Beach towns know that people are willing to pay a premium for flip-flops, Frisbees, and other fun diversions at open surf shops located right next to the shore. Save money and shop before you leave home, or stop by an open dollar store once you reach your destination. 2.

It's funny that everything goes in and out of style. From hairstyles to fabrics to movie trends — and yes, even baby names. That's what is so fun about baby names. The ebb and flow of popularity keep things interesting. It's also fascinating to hear from our parents which names were most popular when they were in school. Compare that to what we experience for our kids now, and the names will, most likely, be completely different.

Pride Month is here, and what better way to honor the LGBTQA+ community than to pay homage to some of the most amazing LGBTQA+ mothers out there. Not only do they shoulder the responsibility of motherhood, but they also handle so much adversity simply for being themselves. We found some of the coolest moms in the LGBTQA+ space that we think more people should know. 1. Jamelia & Kewanda Walker Meet Mrs. and Mrs.

The third trimester of pregnancy can be rough. Let me just acknowledge the presence of a huge belly, heartburn, and swollen ankles. But there are good things, too. So let's celebrate the positive! 1. You are obviously pregnant Can I be honest? During the first two trimesters, especially for first-time moms, your bump might not be showing in an obvious way. You just get to look big.