Parents think teens should have their first debit card before their 16th birthday, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 parents of teens ages 13 to 17 revealed that not only should today’s teens have a debit card (at age 15.5, on average), they should also have a checking account around the same age … Read more
Sarah Lee, a married mom of four, is taking it off — all her makeup, that is. “Going makeup-free is so freeing,” Lee, 51, told The Post. “I have more interesting and important things to contribute to the world other than just my physical appearance.” And Lee of Sacramento, Calif., isn’t in a rush to … Read more
For the eighth year running, Finland has been named the happiest country in the world in new rankings published today. Based on the World Happiness Report‘s data, they’re leaps and bounds happier than the US, which dropped to 24th place — the lowest ever. What makes Finland markedly happier than even its Nordic neighbors is … Read more
This will make you say “O”-MG. As sexual wellness retreats boom, one California haven offers an orgasmic week-long trip to Joshua Tree where participants can explore their sexuality — for an eye-watering price tag of $15,000. “Connecting to our bodies without shame is essential for empowerment, pleasure and freedom,” Back to the Body founder Pamela … Read more
Here’s how to write your own blockbuster romance. Psychologists revealed some of the biggest takeaways people can learn about their love life from romantic comedies. Eli Finkel, a Northwestern University psychologist and author of “The All-or-Nothing Marriage,” and Paul Eastwick, a social psychologist at the University of California in Davis, who focuses on attraction and close relationships, … Read more
An influencer proved a point about how easy it is to get drugged on a night out. Shirah Benarde, who co-founded a company called NightCap that sells scrunchies that protects from drinking spiking, made a TikTok last month where she put candy in her friends’ drinks when they weren’t looking. The 21-year-old’s goal was to … Read more
She’s not kidding around. A millennial has gone viral on Instagram over a hilarious instructional video — where she tries to teach her boomer mother the art of “gentle parenting.” In the satirical video, set to the “Curb Your Enthusiasm” theme, Taylor Wolfe shows herself correcting her mom, Sandy, in several different scenarios — a … Read more
“My daughter just turned 10 a few weeks ago and had gotten her first period in December when she was nine,” a mom began in a recent advice-seeking post. “She won’t wear shorts or tank tops anymore and when I pressed her on why she said it’s cause she has hairy armpits and legs. “So … Read more
It’s DIY ABCs. No more pencils, no more books, no more teacher’s dirty looks — in fact, no more teachers at all. Nonconformist moms like Mami Onami are doing away with traditional education to, instead, “unschool” their tots with unstructured, free learning. “We don’t teach our kids anything,” Onami, a spiritual influencer and mom of … Read more
So, it’s been awhile since you last saw the 2003 Christmas classic, “Love Actually” — fine for kids, right? Then, that first, hilarious scene featuring two body doubles going through the motions — and rather graphically at that — flashes onscreen. Don’t change the channel, urges sexpert Debbie Bere — watching a younger Martin Freeman and co-star … Read more
You’ve got a dad in me. Rob Kenney, who was abandoned by his dad as a teen, is stepping up for fatherless children by teaching them things they would have learned from their papas. The self-proclaimed “Internet dad” now uploads videos on his YouTube channel, “Dad, how do I?” about simple life skills such as tying … Read more
A New York University professor is sounding the alarm about a looming social crisis for young men driven by the rise of “AI sex bots” and excessive consumption of pornography. Scott Galloway advocated for schools to start teaching young men “mating dynamics” to help preserve their ability to seek and build meaningful relationships with romantic … Read more
I spy a cheater. Private investigator Charlotte Notley, from Norwich, England, revealed several signs indicating your partner could be cheating. “You know your partner the best, so if something feels off, then it probably is,” the PI told NeedToKnow. “Most clients who come to us know there is something not right and they usually are correct.” … Read more
This Gen-Z Carrie Bradshaw might only be 20 years old — but she’s already found her happily ever after. Carrie Berk — yes, she shares the same name as the “Sex and the City” protagonist, and no, it’s not a coincidence — is a social media star dishing out dating advice in her brand new … Read more
Sometimes a public shaming is the only way to deal with a bully. And sometimes it’s most effective when a four-year-old is the one doing the shaming. Sarah* was at a kids’ birthday party when her son Tommy walked up to a mom who was chatting with a group of adults. “Auntie, your kid hits … Read more
Robots are here — and they’re ready to teach your children and grandchildren. Miko is an artificial intelligence-powered robot that was designed specifically to take kids’ learning to a new level. The company’s SVP of growth, San Francisco-based Ritvik Sharma, told Fox News Digital in an interview that the personal robot aims to elevate education. The current iteration, … Read more
For the gym rats looking to get shredded for summer, a fitness coach has revealed the exercises you can cut from your routine. Popular YouTuber and fitness guru Alain Gonzalez, who boasts more than 800,000 subscribers, is helping gym-goers maximize their movements. “With the bit of time we have to train, we want to choose … Read more
The world is their playground — and their teacher. Adele and Matt Allen are raising their three children with “child autonomy,” allowing their kids to set their own curriculum, bedtimes, menus, meal times and chore lists. The Allens, who live in Brighton, UK, fully embrace the “unconventional parenting” style that aligns with their “frugal and … Read more
This article is one of the winning submissions from the first annual New York Post Scholars Contest, presented by Command Education. Imagine you are an 18-year-old high school graduate preparing to embark on the terrifying unpredictability of life and college ahead. Tax day arrives and you are desperately trying to file, send or gather the money you … Read more
Move over, Queen Bey, these pollinators may have you bee-t. Honey bees have a signature “waggle dance” — and researchers have discovered how the insects learn it. A new study published in the journal Science on Thursday described the “waggle dance” as a type of communication that informs fellow bees where resources are located. Until … Read more