Starting Over After 50: What Life Looks Like on the Other Side
Includes some sage advice on how to keep from falling into the rebound trap
Relationships & Family
Sleep compatibility? Nighttime habits can make or break relationships
Forgiveness or medication? Seniors talk about their sleeping partners bad habits.
What's in a Name? A Mother's Day Journey Through 80 Years of Baby Names
From Mary and James to Olivia and Liam — how the names moms chose tell the story of America itself
Where Your Next Friends May Be Hiding — According to Jane Pauley
Be sure to download our "The Path to New Connections" guide.
What Grandparents Really Talk About With Their Grandkids — And Why It Matters
A new study suggests everyday conversations between grandparents and grandchildren may play a bigger role than we realize.
Multigenerational Living Is on the Rise — Is It a Good Fit for Seniors?
For some seniors and their families, living together is a solution, not a fallback
Finding the Perfect Valentine’s Gift for the Spouse Who Has Everything
UPDATE: For couples who’ve shared decades, love usually beats chocolate.
Barbie’s New Dolls May Help Grandparents Connect in a New Way
Why Mattel’s latest releases could quietly strengthen family bonds
When Your Kids and Grandkids Don’t Say Thank You — What It Really Means
Remember: Children are not known for their empathy.
The Great Sleep Divorce: Why Seniors Are Moving to Separate Rooms (and How to Stay Connected Anyway)
More couples are ditching shared beds in the name of rest — but a few small habits can keep the love alive.
The Support System Inside You: How Strong Relationships May Steady Weight and Strengthen the Brain–Gut Connection
A bonus from our Gut-Brain Connection series
Parenting Adult-Children: Tips for Improving Relationships
Do they say you're "intrusive"? "Defensive"? "Mom, I already told you"?
It’s Never Too Late to Say “I’ll Have What She’s Having”
What seniors can still learn about love from When Harry Met Sally
Finding the Perfect Gift for the Spouse Who Has Everything
Yes, Romeo (or Juliet), a heartfelt poem might go a long way.
When Your Grandchild Is “Woke”: How to Keep the Peace and Strengthen Your Bond
A gentle guide for holiday gatherings (and everyday conversations)
How to Keep Thanksgiving Drama From Boiling Over, According to Family Experts
A family communications expert says a few simple moves can keep the focus on fun.