Jon Gustin is known for his take on millennial fatherhood, and recently he sat down with MomCast to discuss his new book.

It can be hard to know what to say as a parent. Our next advice column from Dr. Nicole Lipkin gives you the words you need.

Fortesa Latifi is a Los Angeles-based journalist and soon to be mom-of-two. Her new book, Life, Follow, Subscribe: Influencer Kids and the Cost of a Childhood Online looks at a hot topic: the child influencer industry. While family social accounts continue to be incredibly popular, cases like Ruby Franke, where a popular mom influencer was arrested for child abuse, have shown the dark side of monetiing children’s social medi precise.

We asked Fortesa about her interesting new book, how she handles social media with her own toddler, and her suggestions for keeping kids safe on social media.

Like Kari's daughters', Elle and Alexandra (LMN CEO Layla Lisiewski's daughters, shown above) are also navigating skincare and makeup.   How does someone with all the skincare and makeup knowledge in the world introduce her own daughters to the topics? Sephora is...

This Mother’s Day, we’re all about moms supporting moms. That’s why we’re sharing some gifts from mom-owned brands we’re giving (maybe to ourselves, shh!).   Lele Sadoughi Headband, $195 These chic headbands are perfect for busy mornings—the stylish equivalent of...

  If you're dealing with a picky-eating situation in your home, tacos can be a lifesaver. They're one of the most easily customizable meals, so every taste, dietary restriction or other variation can be made without creating a totally separate meal. Babies and...

If you love spicy margaritas, you have to try this version made with mom-founded 21Seeds tequila. Kat Hantas created the brand because "it’s what I wanted to drink – something smooth, simple, and casual with a fresh, natural flavor that made drinking infused tequila...

When Bethenny Frankel can’t stop talking about something, we listen. In this case, it’s chicken salad—and we get why she’s obsessed with this simple but hearty staple. It’s a summer classic for a reason. You can serve it for lunch or dinner, and bring it to the beach, barbecue or potluck. Use leftover grilled chicken or use a rotisserie chicken to make it super simple. The best part? You can use whatever you have in your fridge to customize it. Below, we’re sharing a delicious version from Habitual Hostess that features their signature Green Goddess dressing. As Bethenny would say, it’s devoon!

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If you’re looking to mix up a new spring cocktail for Easter, Mother’s Day and beyond, think outside the class mimosa. This Carrot Orange Margarita from Alston and Leigh, the moms behind Habitual Hostess is not only tasty, it’s full of Vitamin C to keep your immune system doing through the end of the school year.

“We love to lean into seasonal ingredients and a carrot orange margarita is unexpected, fun and shockingly delicious! Your guests will be talking about it the next day,” says Alston. Follow @habitualhostess on Instagram for more.