09/01/12
Moms spend twice as much time online as members of the general population do, according to BabyCenter. Moms spend an average of 66 hours online each month, compared with 3
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Parenthood Offers Protection Against The Common Cold
09/01/12
Parents are 52% less likely to develop colds than non-parents, according to Carnegie Mellon University research. The study exposed 795 healthy adults ages 18-55 to a virus
How To Turn A Mommy Blogger Into A Brand
09/01/12
While TV and movie celebrities may still be preferred brand ambassadors, women bloggers are increasingly gaining traction and credibility in the business world. 
How To Turn A Mommy Blogger Into A Brand
09/01/12
While TV and movie celebrities may still be preferred brand ambassadors, women bloggers are increasingly gaining traction and credibility in the business world. 
Hunger Games Movie Raises Stars’ Profiles, But Not All Equally
09/01/12
The number of movie-goers who recognize the name of actress Jennifer Lawrence has doubled since her appearance in the Hunger Games movie, according to E-poll. Her “e
Martha Stewart Explains Her Brand
09/01/12
Martha Stewart’s multimedia empire includes TV shows, magazines, digital endeavors, and licensed merchandise. “Media leads, merchandise follows,” said St
Martha Stewart Explains Her Brand
09/01/12
Martha Stewart’s multimedia empire includes TV shows, magazines, digital endeavors, and licensed merchandise. “Media leads, merchandise follows,” said St
Online Video Metrics: When Viewers Watch
09/01/12
The highest volume of online video streams occurred between noon and 4 p.m. in Q1 2012, according to analytics agency VideoHub, a division of Tremor Video. These findings
Teen Girls Spend $13.60 And Tween Girls Spend $9.80 A Month On Beauty Items
09/01/12
Teen girls spend an average of $13.60 a month on beauty products, up from $12.10 in 2009, according to the NPD Group. Tween girls spend an average of $9.80 a month, up from $9.2
The Cost Of Raising A Child
09/01/12
It’s no secret that it’s expensive to raise kids. A middle-income, two-parent family can expect to spend $226,920 raising a child to age 18, up 2% from 2009, one of the sm