Laura Wheatman Hill

Get bendy—and reduce your risk of injury, while you're at it. Something called "stretch therapy" seems to be trending, with studios opening in shopping centers next to yoga studios and juice bars.

A theory that’s been around for many years to describe a person’s capacity for tangible and emotional tasks, called the spoon theory, began as a tool for people with chronic illness to communicate with those who are not chronically ill. A newer theory, called the fork theory, uses a different piece of cutlery to symbolize how outside stressors might affect different people more intensely than others.

Diversity is the key to a safe home cooking routine.

Peeps can take on virtually any flavor. Here's what the Easter 2024 lineup tastes like.

Thorough estate planning can be scary and difficult for many, but your children will greatly appreciate the effort in the long run.

The mild kiwifruit with its fuzzy brown skin is well worth your time.

The potential doughnut fraud is unwelcome news for vegans and those with food allergies.

And do we actually need to consume them, or is every yogurt tub lying to us?

Even if everyone in your household is busy or picky. Meals are a constant consideration in any busy household.

To determine whether we’re doing it wrong, we tested five alternative methods.