Grown-ups are avoiding maturity, and their kids are suffering the consequences.
Escaping into Technology It seems like there’s a trend among adults who resist emotional growth, leading kids to dive into technology as an escape from reality—kind of like Cypher from The Matrix. They are sometimes pushed into this digital world, searching for happiness. Recent research indicates that these children are significantly shielded from genuinely interacting […]
Grown-ups are employing American Girl dolls for anti-ICE protests and misguided nurturing.
There’s an unusual trend taking over social media that seems, well, a bit odd. Host Allie Beth Stuckey expressed her dismay at this phenomenon. She noted that some women are treating dolls as if they are actual babies, engaging in activities like feeding them and changing their diapers. “I videotape my kids in strollers,” she […]
Grown-ups seek out popular AI vegetable tips on social media for cooking hacks and guidance.
Sometimes, asking your mom if the bread is in the fridge or pantry can feel pretty awkward. To sidestep that moment, many of us just turn to a quick Google search, but, honestly, even that can feel a bit iffy at times. Fortunately, our social media feeds are overflowing with countless AI-generated videos that showcase […]
Presents for grown-ups who enjoy constructing: Lego sets, 3D wooden puzzles, and miniature model kits
It’s that time of year again—the holiday season. If you’re looking for a thoughtful gift that encourages creativity and brings out the inner child, consider something like a building kit. Options range from LEGO masterpieces to 3D wooden puzzles, or perhaps a DIY music box and a charming miniature house. These picks offer a break […]
Grown-ups should stop taking the joy out of Little League
Controversial Bat Flip Case in Little League I’m not a fan of bat flips or even the hype surrounding them in sports. Perhaps it’s just my old-school mindset, especially when it comes to youth sports. Kids should really focus on learning the fundamentals of the game. Sure, it’s great to share the excitement, cheer for […]
Grown-ups surpass preschoolers as the biggest toy consumers
Jay Glatfelter spends about $4,800 a year on toys: $2,400 for himself and another $2,400 on birthday and Christmas gifts for his two sons, ages 6 and 10. A 39-year-old tech salesperson who moonlights as a toy influencer Geek.Dad.Lifeare part of a burgeoning group of adults spending big bucks to collect action figures, trading cards […]