The Fro-Yo Renaissance Is Here: A Sprinkle Report 

Frozen Yogurt is back in a major way this year, with a new generation of purveyors generating social media-fueled lines around the block for their soft serve creations. But there’s more to Fro-Yo’s new wave than meets the eye (or tastebuds):  Frozen Yogurt History 101 This isn’t the first frozenRead More →

The celebration marks Betty Crocker’s first birthday in its Bettier Than Ever era and builds on Betty’s role in cultural moments that continue to drive meaningful growth for the brand Betty Crocker’s best-selling Betty Crocker Yellow Cake Mix gets the scoop treatment in a birthday inspired exclusive ice cream flavorRead More →

Las Vegas in the summer can be a logistics problem. Add kids into the equation and it gets even more potentially problematic. Temperatures routinely clear 110 degrees by midday, which means the city’s best family experiences aren’t the ones with the most square footage of outdoor space. They’re the onesRead More →

Everything is coming up gummy. As predicted in Pinterest’s 2026 trend report, the “gummy bear aesthetic” has taken over as Gen Z and Millennials seek comfort in nostalgic, glossy, translucent items that call to mind the delightfully squishy texture of gummy candy.   Y2K Style Revival In step with theRead More →

Most Las Vegas itineraries treat the Strip as both the destination and the boundary. That’s understandable; there’s genuinely enough there to fill a week without running out of things to do. But the visitors who come back most satisfied tend to be the ones who left the corridor at leastRead More →

Sprinkles are the main ingredient this summer, and nowhere is that more visible than in the viral “dot cakes” dousing social media in a sea of rainbow nonpareils. While delicious, the virality of these sprinkled mini-cakes mirrors a larger design trend taking place, one that’s welcoming joy and whimsy backRead More →

(From a Parent Who’s Tried to Get This Right) Planning a kid’s birthday party in Chicago sounds fun… until you start planning it. Every place looks exciting. Somehow, you still end up wondering if you’re about to spend a lot of money on something your kid barely remembers. After doingRead More →

At some point, my boyfriend and I realized we were doing the same date over and over again. Dinner. Maybe a drink. Walk home. Repeat. And it wasn’t bad. It just… wasn’t memorable. We’d leave saying “that was nice” and then never talk about it again. So we started tryingRead More →

Rain or snow? In Chicago, it’s honestly hard to know what will drop from the sky. You wake up thinking you have a plan, get everyone dressed, and by the time you’re out the door it’s cold, windy, and either raining sideways or doing that weird snow thing that feelsRead More →

Rainy days in New York City with kids can go one of two ways. You either end up stuck inside with restless energy bouncing off the walls or you find one of those places that completely saves the day. That’s why you need rainy day activities if you’re a NewRead More →

Planning a family trip in the U.S. sounds exciting… until you realize how many options there actually are. Every city seems to have a “must-visit” museum. Every guide says something is “world-class.” And when you’re traveling with kids, you don’t have time to get it wrong. After a few tripsRead More →

All around the world, Mother’s Day is a special occasion dedicated to honoring the remarkable women who fill our lives with love and support. As we gear up to celebrate this year, let’s take a moment to delve into its rich history and explore some thoughtful ways to make momRead More →

People ask me all the time where ice cream was invented. They expect a single answer. Italy. France. America. Something clean and settled. The truth is more interesting than that. Ice cream wasn’t invented once. It was invented over and over again, independently, across different parts of the world, byRead More →

Planning a kid’s birthday party in New York City comes with options most cities can’t match. The challenge isn’t finding somewhere to go. It’s finding the right kind of place for the right kind of kid. A high-energy eight-year-old who wants to climb, compete, and leave sweaty needs a completelyRead More →

Chicago has one of the best restaurant scenes in the country, which makes it easy to default to dinner every time. The problem isn’t the food. It’s that the best date nights rarely come down to what you ordered. The ones that stick are the nights that felt different. WhereRead More →

Chicago has a museum for every kind of kid, and if you’ve ever tried to plan a full museum day in the city, you already know the real challenge isn’t finding options. It’s figuring out which ones are worth your family’s time. If you’ve ever planned a museum day withRead More →

Miami is one of the best cities in the world for families, and the museums here are worth building your trip around. The challenge isn’t finding something good to do. It’s knowing when to do it. With heat and humidity that can shut down even the most energetic kids byRead More →

New York City has more date night options than any two people could exhaust in a lifetime. The challenge was never finding somewhere to go. It’s finding somewhere that sticks. The dates that become stories, the ones you’re still referencing months later, almost never happen at a restaurant you’ve beenRead More →

Boston is one of those cities that makes curiosity feel like a way of life. Between the universities, the history, and the waterfront, there is something here that rewards the families who show up ready to explore rather than just tick boxes. The good news for families planning a museumRead More →

New York City has a museum for every kind of kid, and if you’ve ever tried to plan a full museum day with children, you already know the real challenge isn’t finding options. It’s figuring out which ones are worth your family’s time. After plenty of museum days with myRead More →