LIFE

Over 100 parents weighed in to share their nuggets of wisdom with the benefit of hindsight.

Tamara Vanderent, 30, thought her daughters were fraternal twins for over a year, but she was stunned to discover that wasn't in fact the case.

"She got to cry without telling us why she cried, but the emotions were there," Yvon Kanters told Newsweek.

Jesse told Newsweek: "I spent at least an hour in the unit, hunched over, counting the coins and figuring out what was what."

"People are super friendly, and you get free stuff and discounts for no apparent reason," was one example of a sign you might be more attractive than you think.

He may be a marauder, a mischief-maker, a master of deception—but he is also a much loved little menace.

"We decided to meet at the airport and spend a few hours together to see if we had the connection," Lauren Juliff told Newsweek.

Two former boxers stepped in to help the schoolboy undergo a transformation, making him an internet star.

"I think it shows how much of a chance we have to be better parents," one man told Newsweek.

"I arrived home with my dress around my waist," Lyndsey Burn told Newsweek. "It was a big difference."

Projections warn that "much of the open ocean could reach a near-permanent" marine heat wave state by the end of this century.

Amber Emery told Newsweek that their bond started even before her daughter was born.

Dogs have feelings just like us. But since they can't speak, how can you tell when you've accidentally hurt them?

While babies can catch up by napping, being a sleep-deprived parent can take a physical and mental toll, Hannah Hiles told Newsweek.