Fake It Till You Make It Convincing Yourself You’re Multitasking Can Make You More Productive Whatever works. By The Swaddle Team
The Buzz Cut Michelle Obama’s Memoir, ‘Becoming’ Talks About Miscarriage, IVF, And What Marriage Really Looks Like
Outside The Box We’ve All Got The Wrong Idea About Creativity Creative thinking is required in every field. By Lucy M Davies & Lynn Newton, The Conversation
The Buzz Cut Michelle Obama’s Memoir, ‘Becoming’ Talks About Miscarriage, IVF, And What Marriage Really Looks Like Plus, the Matharoo sisters who conned their way into riches, and then got arrested. By The Swaddle Team
Pumping Iron How Much Strength Training Should You Do to Avoid a Heart Attack? Less than you might think. By Anubhuti Matta
The Things We Do... Sucking Your Baby’s Pacifier Will Probably Become the Next Parenting Craze There's some tenuous research to suggest it can lower risk of allergies, asthma. By The Swaddle Team
So Close Labour Ministry Moves to Ease the Fallout of Extended Maternity Leave A proposal is in the works to partially subsidize maternity leave benefits. By Liesl Goecker
Stand Up And Twirl DeepVeer Have Released Two Wedding Photos But I’m Still Not Satisfied I just really, really need to see their outfits. By Liesl Goecker
Shake It Off Do I Have To Worry If I Have A Simple Ovarian Cyst? The risk of developing cancer is zero, regardless of the size of the cyst. By Anubhuti Matta
Facial Recognition This Emotional Intelligence Test Might Be the Future of Job Interviews If they're happy and you know it, clap your hands. By The Swaddle Team
Yikes Study: Academic Pressure Joins Racism, Poverty as Biggest Threats to Teen Well‑Being There's a problem when school is comparable to trauma. By The Swaddle Team
The Night Shift The Night Shift: A Podcast Series About Women Who Go to Work After Dark By Kunal Purohit
The Home Makers “We’re Growing Up Together Each Day.” A nanny from Kolhapur tells her story. By The Swaddle Team
Canary In the Coalmine Why We Should Care That Shehla Rashid Quit Twitter A platform for public discourse has been weaponized. By The Swaddle Team
Generation Zilch Humans Aren’t The Only Species Facing a Male Fertility Crisis Climate change is damaging insect sperm. By Liesl Goecker
Mic Drop All the Arguments You Need to Convince People Who Think the Gender Pay Gap Isn’t a Thing Even if you're only rewarded 62% for your efforts. By The Swaddle Team
Learning for All The Right Teacher Training Can Support Typical Kids, And Autistic Kids, in the Same Classroom Without any trade-offs in learning. By Anubhuti Matta
Not A "Good" Decision GQ Awarded Serena Williams “Woman” Of The Year But Put Her Gender In Quotation Marks Gender digs against women in sports aren't a matter of irony. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Eyes Don't Lie How to Keep People From Lying To Your Face Just look them in the eye. By Anubhuti Matta
The Heart Beat Smoking, Diabetes, and High Blood Pressure More Likely to Lead to a Heart Attack in Women Than Men Some behavior is riskier if you have two X chromosomes. By The Swaddle Team
A Pox On Your House Everything You Need to Know About Syphilis It's been around since the 15th century. By The Swaddle Team
Clipped Wings Trans And Plus‑Size Women Have No Place In The ‘Fantasy’ Victoria’s Secret Is Selling In an interview, an exec lets slip the obvious -- VS has a very narrow idea of what women should look like. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Silent Bias Women In Power Scare Us More Than We Will Openly Admit One more reason gender inequality exists at the top. By The Swaddle Team
All Things Equal More Than Half of Indian Parents Want Their Children To Become Teachers, Survey Finds But which children, exactly, are we encouraging? By Anubhuti Matta
Beyond Intellect Soft Skills Like Self‑Regulation, Perseverance Influence Kids’ School Success Good thing schools are (slowly) moving to teach these skills alongside academics. By The Swaddle Team
Lie Back And Think Of India “That’s the greatest mistake some doctors commit — confuse bed rest with rest.” Read More
Playing The Field A Liberal Arts Degree Is the Credential Kids Will Need for Success After College Engineering and other specialized degrees are becoming less attractive to employers. By Shikha Dhar
The Buzz Cut How Marketers Talk About Motherhood When You Can’t Hear Them Plus, what Google's employee walkout means for sexual harassment in the workplace. By The Swaddle Team
Tell A Friend The Super Common, Mostly Treatable Women’s Health Problem No One Talks About Reproductive tract infections happen to the best of us. By Charumathi Uma Sankaran
Hyperbole Sitting Isn’t the New Smoking. It’s More Like the New Moderate Drinking. So, still not great for you. By The Swaddle Team
Postpartum Development Postpartum Depression Might Be Caused by Inflammation, Not Hormones, Study Suggests Findings challenge leading explanation of the baby blues. By The Swaddle Team
Silver Lining Screen Time Doesn’t Impact the Quality of Kids’ Sleep, Study Says Early school start times are probably a bigger obstacle to children's sleep. By The Swaddle Team
Hurry Up First Time Father’s Older Age Increases Chances of Premature Births, Low Birth Weight And Other Risks Men have a biological clock, too. By Anubhuti Matta
Cyber Crime Let’s Start Treating Online Harassment As What It Really Is — A Crime Calling it trolling minimizes the amount of damage it really does. By Sonali Kokra
Sharp Objects Helping a Teen Who Self‑Harms Can Be a Long, and Common, Journey "As a parent, it's really hard to cope with a child with self-harming behavior…. It's natural to feel angry, frightened or guilty." By Anubhuti Matta
Good News Scientists Say Zika Virus in India Lacks Birth Defect‑Causing Gene It's a more hopeful situation for infected pregnant woman here than in Brazil. By The Swaddle Team
(In)Equality Rich and Poor Have Similar Life Expectancies, Says Comprehensive Data Study But the data was gathered in a country with excellent public healthcare and education. By The Swaddle Team
Not To Worry Stress In Your Forties Can Shrink Your Brain And Affect Memory Study finds higher cortisol levels lead to lower brain volume and impaired memory. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
