Instead of big gifts, do this for your sweetie
The strongest relationships are built on efforts couples make every day, not grand gestures for Valentine’s Day, says Kale Monk.
5 ways kids’ Valentine’s Day cards embrace gender stereotypes
Over 30 years ago, research showed how children’s valentines perpetuate binary gender stereotypes. Decades later, not much has changed.
How to approach love and loneliness this Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day can be a pleasant or painful reminder of the relationships in your life. An expert has advice on how to approach the day.
1 thing can help holiday parties boost well-being
Celebrations with a focus on accomplishments can increase perceived social support, new research finds.
1 thing can help holiday parties boost well-being
Celebrations with a focus on accomplishments can increase perceived social support, new research finds.
Umami gives plant-based menu a Christmas taste
Your Christmas dinner can be plant-based and full of hearty umami flavor, says food scientist Charlotte Vinther Schmidt.
Feeling stressed? Try a little holiday ‘self-gifting’
Feeling overcome with holiday stress is the best time for “self-gifting,” researchers say.
Our top research picks to improve your holidays
Check out some of the most interesting and useful holiday stories from years past, including food safety tips and some Yuletide history.
The Puritans waged the first ‘War on Christmas’
An expert explains how we got to the Christmas celebrations of today after the Puritans banned them, as well as other holiday history.
The Puritans waged the first ‘War on Christmas’
An expert explains how we got to the Christmas celebrations of today after the Puritans banned them, as well as other holiday history.