Marie Holmes is a freelance journalist who writes for various publications including HuffPost, Yahoo News, and BuzzFeed. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including parenting, health, education, and social issues. With a focus on providing informative and relatable content, Marie aims to engage readers and spark meaningful conversations.
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Marie Holmes' coverage seems to revolve around family and relationships, with a focus on parenting, children, education, family dynamics and health. She often provides expert commentary and cites data in her articles.
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It's easy for parents to attribute their child's poor behavior to a friend who they believe is a “bad influence.” Kids often get into trouble in
"One way to save money is to have your child be in a Very Bad Mood on school picture day"
"Here's a billion dollar idea - childcare (plus dinner for the kids) at Back to School night."
By: Marie Holmes
My 15-year-old was joking the other day about what he'll do when he's finally out from under my thumb: “First thing I'm gonna do once I turn 18?
By: Marie Holmes
The dangers of CTE are documented, but kids are still playing collision sports. Here’s how parents come to that decision.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends, essentially, no screen time for babies under 18 months of age.
Taylor Swift's embrace of Trump supporter Brittany Mahomes has people wondering if it's possible to maintain close relationships despite competing politics.
"Let’s get married and have kids so instead of date night we can fight with tiny people over bedtime and then fall asleep binge watching Netflix."
By: Marie Holmes
Kicking one habit doesn't necessarily mean that addiction is done with you.
By: Marie Holmes
HuffPost Life 5 Key Differences Between Parenting In The U.S. And France, According To An American Living Abroad
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