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Episode Notes On this week’s episode: Elizabeth, Jamilah and Dan debate if an indoor-loving mom needs to suck it up, sign her kid up for soccer, and actually go to games. Then, Jamilah sits down with Virginia Sole-Smith, journalist and author of and Burnt Toast, a newsletter about parenting while navigating diet culture and fatphobia. They talk about helping kids develop healthy relationships with food and their body, especially when parents are struggling with those issues. In Slate Plus: Is there a gender divide in your household over who does more of the cognitive labor? Sign up for Sl...

Fans were quick to speculate the song was written about Swift’s ex-boyfriend Joe Jonas, who is thought to be the subject of a number of her songs from that era. After the track was released his name began to trend on Twitter and Jonas’s wife, Game Of Thrones actress Sophie Turner, revealed she was listening to it, writing on Instagram: “It’s not NOT a bop.” Swift re-posted Turner’s post and wrote: “Forever bending the knee for the (queen) of the north.” Jonas and Swift appear to have mended fences over the years and she hinted they are on good terms in her 2020 song Invisible ...

Swifties were in disbelief as Taylor Swift put out previously unreleased track Mr. Perfectly Fine which is believed to be about ex Joe Jonas. However things took an interesting turn as the 31-year-old pop megastar and Jonas' wife Sophie Turner exchanged pleasantries about the song on social media. The 25-year-old British actress Turner took to her Instagram to candidly react to the song's release as she wrote: 'It's not NOT a bop.' Scroll down for video  No rivalry here: Taylor Swift (seen left in May 2019) and Sophie Turner (seen right in January 2020) exchanged pleasantries on social media...

Little Elara slips away quietly in mother’s lap ');  '); A LITTLE girl from Henley who was being treated for a rare and aggressive form of cancer has died. Supporters had pledged more than £217,000 to try to save three-year-old Elara Foxley, whose stage 4 neuroblastoma returned last month despite apparently successful treatment. The money would have paid for a form of immunotherapy which is being pioneered overseas but it turned out that she was too ill for this to work. Instead, doctors at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford kept her comfortable until she passed away in her mother Nic...

These amazing stories are age-appropriate ways to teach children important life lessons Published:  January 13, 2021 19:25 Sarah Garden 1 of 9 One of the best ways to tackle topics in an age-appropriate way is through books. There are so many great stories out there addressing issues like race, diversity, inclusion, kindness, women’s rights, and even grief. Here are some of our favourites. Image Credit: Shutterstock 2 of 9 What it teaches: That everything will keep changing, the good and the bad, taking ...