Nearly three-quarters of Gen Z get their meal inspiration from social media – double the number who rely on cookbooks. Moving away from traditional sources of inspiration, 72 percent of 18–27-year-olds get food ideas from platforms like TikTok (84 percent) and Instagram (75 percent), reshaping how this generation plans what to eat. In comparison, only … Read more
Is there a “prime” bedtime? A new study found the average American falls asleep at 11:18 p.m. A new survey of 2,000 general population Americans explored respondents’ nighttime routines and sleep habits — digging into their bedtimes. The results found that the average respondent begins their nighttime routine at 10:15 p.m., taking 21 minutes to … Read more
Parents are only getting 10% of their week to themselves. But according to a new study, it’s “absolutely worth it.” The poll of 2,000 U.S. parents of children under the age of five found the average parent gets 18 hours of the week for themselves, dedicating 47% of their week to professional or personal tasks … Read more
Millions of Americans would hold a grudge against someone for not coming to their birthday party — and their zodiac sign may matter. That’s data from a new survey, which found that 22% of Americans take their birthday “extremely seriously” and want to feel extra special on their special day. And over one in ten … Read more
The secret to better mental health might be just one flight away, according to a new poll. A survey of 2,000 Americans found that the average American feels 67% better mentally after going on a trip. Not only that, but those who travel more consistently and frequently were far more likely to have better mental … Read more
From “Coastal Cowgirl” and “Grandmacore” to “Tomato Girl” — nearly three-quarters of Gen Z and millennial women have a summer vibe they’re chasing this year. That’s according to a survey of 2,000 millennial and Gen Z women, which took a peek at how respondents want their summers to shape up thematically, and uncovered that 74% … Read more
Moms and dads question their parenting skills three times a week on average, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 American parents with young children, 11 and under, uncovered some of their toughest struggles and biggest shocks while learning how to raise their kids. In the study, the parents surveyed admitted to feeling like … Read more
Americans would ditch love, betray friends and even risk their lives for a seven-figure payday, a new survey reveals. Over 40% would walk out on their romantic partner in a heartbeat for a cool million, according to a poll of 2,000 people by Gamblizard, a website that tracks and shares online casino deals. And plenty … Read more
Forget Dr. Google, Americans are turning to artificial intelligence for their health needs. According to a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, a little more than a third (35%) already use AI to learn about and manage aspects of their health and wellness. The top uses for this technology include: to get insight into specific medical … Read more
Sixty-one percent of parents say mealtimes are one of the only times they’re able to fully engage their child without distraction. That’s according to a new survey of 2,000 Americans with kids in kindergarten through sixth grade. Dealing with picky eaters, getting kids to sit at the table, and cleaning up after a meal were … Read more
Forget sightseeing and exploring new places: Two in five dog owners said the best part of a trip is coming home — to see their pup. That’s according to a new survey of 2,000 dog owners, which revealed 42% said coming home to their dog can be the part of their trip they enjoy the … Read more
Four in 10 adults admit their partner is ‘not their type on paper’ – but are happy in their relationship anyway. A poll of 2,000 coupled-up adults found 57 percent firmly believe in the adage of “opposites attract.” The most common opposing compatibilities were found to be around temperature, with one person always being cold … Read more
Spaghetti tacos, peanut butter and pickle sandwiches, and even beer — a new survey has found the wildest lunch requests kids make from their parents, and the lunchtime priorities parents insist on. The poll of 2,000 U.S. parents of school-aged children found many kids have asked their parents for strange additions to their packed lunches, … Read more
New Jerseyans are America’s biggest “ice cream connoisseurs,” according to a recent survey. The survey of 5,000 Americans, evenly split by state, revealed respondents in New Jersey were most likely to identify as a connoisseur of ice cream (58%) — and they were tied for No. 1 as the state that loves ice cream the … Read more
A new national survey revealed that the average American experiences 252 good days each year, but some states are feeling the good vibes more than others. According to the survey of 5,000 Americans, evenly split across all 50 states, residents in Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, and Oregon all reported above-average numbers of good days. Florida … Read more
Most Americans want to reduce their environmental impact, and many are taking it a step further by practicing green living this summer, according to a recent survey. In the poll of 2,000 American adults, three-quarters (75%) said they want to reduce the negative effects of their lifestyle and purchases on Mother Earth. Seasonality may have … Read more
Gen Zers and millennials are feeling more overwhelmed than ever before, according to a new study. The poll of 2,000 U.S. adults found that the average Gen Zer and millennial feels overwhelmed 17 days out of a typical month. Over four in five feel overwhelmed by their social life (88%), digital life (83%), and even … Read more
Forty-four percent of Americans are self-conscious about their feet. That’s according to a new survey that examined how 2,000 people around the country feel about their feet. The survey conducted by Talker Research on behalf of Kerasal revealed that Gen X was the most embarrassed by their feet (49%), followed by millennials (45%) and Gen Z (42%). … Read more
Three in four people are prioritizing feeling good on the inside more than ever before. That’s according to a new survey of 2,000 people, which explored the health approaches and habits that really make the difference. The survey found that 77% of respondents now prioritize what feels good over what makes them look good. The … Read more
Three in four people are prioritizing feeling good on the inside more than ever before. That’s according to a new survey of 2,000 people, which explored the health approaches and habits that really make the difference. The survey found that 77% of respondents now prioritize what feels good over what makes them look good. The … Read more