Nobody pushes your buttons quite like your teenage child, and everybody loses their cool once in a while. “If you spend enough time scrolling through social media or listening to parenting podcasts, you'll see the word "repair" pop up. People aren't discussing taping together a book ripped apart by a toddler or sewing a button back on your teen's favorite winter coat,” writes Bethann Mayer. So what does that look like in practice? She’s got 10 phrases from experts you’ll want to have on the tip of your tongue.

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor

Kids have the Easter bunny to bring them all their Easter goodies. Moms have DoorDash. This Easter, turn to the one-stop-shop app to have all of your Easter basket fillers, brunch groceries, and even festive flowers delivered straight to your door. Shop some of your favorite local and national retailers all in one place, then return your focus to the fun of strategizing the annual egg hunt.

Listen, we cannot absorb another small plastic item into my house, and I bet many of you can say the same. And so I’m returning once again to this extremely helpful list of ideas for small treats that won’t immediately turn into clutter. Check it out.