New York Post • 4th March 2025

After a month of wearing an Apple Watch and Garmin Forerunner, I’m sticking with the unlikely suspect

Need something new to get addicted to? Lucky for you, smartwatch fever has taken over. On the subway, in the office, at the gym — it’s hard to live a day without catching a glimpse of the latest wearable technology strapped front and center on wrists everywhere.

New York Post • 27th February 2025

Is Bryan Johnson’s Blueprint Longevity Mix a breakthrough? I tested it and one thing shocked me

Who doesn’t want to shed a few years? I’m still in my twenties and feel healthy enough to survive the hustle and bustle of New York City. But, this idea of reversing the clock has been scratching my mind lately. Ever since I watched “Don’t Die” on Netflix, I’ve wondered, Can you really turn back the hands of time?

New York Post • 4th February 2025

Make your closet great again? Shop made-in-America fashion to dodge tariff prices, shipping delays

Buckle your boots, tuck in your trousers, and brace for the wardrobe wars. The time to tariff-proof your closet is here. Over the weekend, President Trump issued executive orders under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), imposing a 10% additional tariff on China — one of the United States’ largest trade partners.

New York Post • 3rd February 2025

DIY Botox? TikTokers are using face tape to smooth wrinkles — Dermatologists weigh in

Botox dupe? TikTok may have one — or so they think. The social media platform is a breeding ground for quick-fix beauty hacks, and the latest craze to spread across the screens is something you could snag at a drugstore, or on Amazon, for less than $10.

New York Post • 29th January 2025

NYC moms are beating the baby burrs with these chic stroller blankets on Amazon

Baby, it’s cold outside! But, NYC moms might have a secret weapon to stay warm. A couple of weeks ago, I frantically bundled my toddler in four layers, braced the polar vortex, and trekked to Central Park to build a snowman. Like many cold-weather outings, much of my time was spent chasing my daughter in circles as she attempted to unzip her jacket and fling her mittens into a pile of snow.

New York Post • 22nd January 2025

Magic or myth? A mycologist’s guide and review of the best mushroom supplements

Has once-forgotten fungi become the wellness world’s new favorite ingredient? Well, maybe. The mushroom market is growing at a remarkable pace, and it’s not just stemming from culinary needs. In ancient civilizations, different species of mushrooms played a key role in supporting spirituality, wellness, and human health.

New York Post • 14th January 2025

I tried Little Spoon’s pre-made meals with my picky toddler — Here’s the scoop

The days of jarred yellow mush and plastic pouches of puree may be sailing away. We’ve entered a new age of children’s cuisine — where fresh, nutritious, exquisitely crafted meals can be delivered to your doorstep in no time. No preparation required.

New York Post • 7th January 2025

I’m a wellness writer — here are the 2025 trends to skip and what to try instead

The days of a simple cure are long over. We’ve arrived in 2025 — an era where health and wellness are buzzwords, diagnosis and prognosis can take place over Zoom, and a marketplace of products to make you feel and look your best is at your beck and call.

New York Post • 23rd December 2024

Could a heavy metal detox be the secret to good health? I detoxed for 30 days to find out

I’ve always passed detox trends off as phony wellness fads. When I started to hear about the dangers of heavy metal toxicity, my feelings began to change.

New York Post • 14th November 2024

The ‘Golden Bachelorette’ but IRL — Seniors brave dating sites in search of love

When Joan Vassos was a contestant on “The Golden Bachelor,” she said something that resonated with millions of fans. Bachelor Nation was listening, yes — even the ones with poor hearing.

New York Post • 11th November 2024

NYC moms’ favorite Doona Stroller is super discounted ahead of Black Friday

Shelby Karivalis can’t live without her Doona — the deluxe convertible stroller that is rarely available for under $500.

New York Post • 7th November 2024

Trump tariffs shake Breville’s production — How to beat a price hike before Black Friday

Come January, it might be a little harder to make your morning brew at home.

New York Post • 5th November 2024

Ariat brings Dutton Ranch to life with a ‘Yellowstone’-inspired Western line

There may be a handful more days until Season 5 of “Yellowstone” returns to screens on Sunday, Nov. 10, but you don’t have to wait any longer to dress like the Duttons.

New York Post • 31st October 2024

IKEA donates first tiny home to support healing for homeless seniors

Big problems and tiny homes. According to Fast Company, that’s the latest message from IKEA, which has just finished its first-of-its-kind tiny home designed for people who have experienced homelessness.

New York Post • 25th September 2024

Little Spoon is first US baby food brand to adopt EU-aligned safety standards

For years, American parents have had very little trust in baby food. Today, things are changing.

New York Post • 24th September 2024

Meet PANGAIA, a Gen-Z-loved fashion brand fusing science and style

We’ve long said ‘You are what you eat.’ But what about, what you wear?

New York Post • 13th September 2024

How do you get on Raya? Members tell all on the exclusive dating app

It was mid-November and my friend and I were sipping espresso martinis in Greenpoint as she made her convincing plea for why I needed to reevaluate my entire dating life — a common point of contention between two twenty-something women sitting in a cocktail bar.

New York Post • 5th September 2024

Target earnings soar as brand leans into Gen Z-loved sex toys, skincare

As the Gen Z’ers might say, Target has gotten a bit of a glow-up and it seems to be paying off.

New York Post • 16th August 2024

Hanna Andersson launches first-ever Crayola Color-In Pajamas

If you’ve met a troublesome toddler, you know just how much they’d love to take a crayon to just about anything of value and scribble all over it.

New York Post • 8th August 2024

Review: My toddler and I put Raw Generation’s new Sippers to the test

Parents get it. Ensuring kids get their daily dose of fruits and veggies can be an upward battle. Raw Generation wants to change that.

New York Post • 1st August 2024

Exclusive | I saw Zeds Dead at the Brooklyn Mirage — they turned me into a bass head

Some might disagree, but I argue there’s something irrevocably therapeutic about raving in Brooklyn.

New York Post • 18th July 2024

Our case for buying a cheap Cocomelon stroller — Prime Day discounted

What’s wrong with a little, cheap stroller? Don’t get me wrong. I love strutting around the city with my Peg Perego Veloce and compatible car seat. It’s called the Fiat 500 for a reason — excellent tire traction, easy gliding, and well… it just looks like luxury.

New York Post • 12th June 2024

Bio-Oil review: This miracle product saved me from pregnancy stretch marks

Living in New York City as a working mom in your twenties comes with an inherent shock factor. But, of all the perplexed gasps and reactions, one of my favorite concerns of the childless people: “But… didn’t you get like… stretch marks...?

New York Post • 31st May 2024

Abercrombie’s earnings soar as store cashes in with inclusive styles

Fierce for the summer. The old days of Abercrombie & Fitch’s mall-based existence almost seem like a fever dream.