Mid sleeper beds offer an innovative solution for parents looking to maximize space in their child’s bedroom. These elevated sleeping platforms provide a cosy sleeping area while freeing up valuable floor space underneath. Mid sleeper beds combine functionality with fun, creating a multi-purpose environment that grows with your child.By incorporating storage options, play areas, or … Read more
We all want to live a long, healthy and happy life, but is there a secret recipe to achieve that? In the long-gone ’80s, one would say “Work hard, play hard” to lead a happy life. In the ’90s, the health trend for a long, healthy life was low-fat and fat-free food such as fat-free … Read more
Since October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I thought I’d share a personal story about my experience with the disease. I also want to share what I’ve learned from doctors over the years about how we can reduce the risk of developing cancer through small lifestyle changes. I’ve had close experience with cancer, as I’ve … Read more
Have you heard about #Tradwife, the trend that’s causing a stir on Instagram and TikTok? The name is short for Traditional Wife. And here’s the thing: the tradwife subculture is big, and it’s getting bigger. The topic has over 300 million views on TikTok. So let’s dive into this subject and see why Gen Z … Read more
NYFW SS25 wrapped up today, and one trend has already emerged as the strongest of the season: punctuality. It is no longer fashionable to be fashionably late. During New York Fashion Week, three key moments signalled the end of lateness as a symbol of charm—and, let’s be honest, ego. Meanwhile, punctuality has ascended to the … Read more
Times of crisis are usually accompanied by self-reflection and growth. And it’s no different now. Inflation and war in Europe are forcing us to re-evaluate our habits. And most of us are searching for ways to come out of this crisis better and happier. So here is where enters the study of the Italian sociologist … Read more
As we mark May 1st, celebrated in many countries as Labor Day, the day has a dual significance. Originally a nod to the working class, in 1955 the Catholic Church dedicated this date to Saint Joseph the Worker, the adoptive father of Jesus and a patron saint for labourers and craftsmen. Yes, work is a … Read more