Katie McPherson is a staff writer for Romper, where she covers a wide range of topics related to parenting, pregnancy, and child development. With a focus on providing practical and relatable information, Katie's articles aim to support and inform parents through the ups and downs of raising children.
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Katie's coverage primarily focuses on house & home and family & relationships, with an emphasis on seasonal content. Her articles often feature expert commentary and reviews.
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By: Katie Mcpherson
Opting for Thanksgiving sides that don’t require an oven is the move if you want to avoid a high-stakes game of oven Tetris with the turkey.
Editors' picks of clothing, jewelry, fragrance, and so many more gifts that your wife will love and use constantly in the coming year.
Don't — I repeat, don't — ask him if he wants to try anything.
By: Samantha Darby, Katie Mcpherson
Romper editors have curated a list of the best toys for the 2024 holiday season, from pretend play to toys for tweens.
My hairline has always looked like my dad's, jutting in above my temples and meeting in the middle in a widow's peak.
Your kids have been asking for a dog for years, and now that they're finally able to tie their own shoes and hang up their backpacks where they
My mom hooped and hollered as I slung a plate into the wall like a discus. Aunt Cathy handed me another, and another, again and again. Cathy B. slipped out of the room and asked for another box of old porcelain for us. We all cheered when Aunt Cathy put her old iPhone (a source of much stress) on top of a barrel and decimated it, Otterbox and all, with her hammer. It all felt like the 2024 suburban version of witches dancing naked in a circle in the woods. There we were, wreaking havoc and delighting in it, and there was no one around to snipe at us about it – though after seeing us swing those crowbars around, I doubt they would've.
If you've noticed your hair is thinning , it's natural to wonder what supplements help with hair loss, or if a little rosemary oil massaged into your scalp could really make the baby hairs begin to sprout.
It comes at you fast — one day you have a toddler who is just mastering using the bathroom solo, and then you look up and all their little compatriots are signed up for Soccer Shots and tumbling classes.
Even if you've never been to a Thanksgiving dinner in the South, you probably have an idea of what you'd see on the table: piping hot cornbread, the
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