About Kate Prince
Kate Prince is a freelance writer based in Swindon, UK. As well as writing feature news for Moms, Kate contributes to over a dozen websites including Buzznet and Investing.com. She also writes regularly for YouTube channels CBR, Screen Rant, and The Binger. Kate lives with her daughter and loves sharing everything that she's learned throughout motherhood - mainly that nothing stays clean and Spongebob Squarepants is overrated. Passionate about lifestyle and entertainment, You can follow Kate on Twitter @_KatiePrince and Instagram @thekateprince.
Latest Articles
Gossiping Is Actually Good For Your Health
Some of us might feel a tad guilty after having a moan about the PTA or the latest thing that grinds our gears, but it could actually be good for us.
5 Things To Try When Your Teen Refuses To Go To School
As parents, dealing with a negative attitude toward such a vital time in our child's life isn't always easy to counter.
One In Five Moms Believe They Had Children 'Too Late'
A recent study has revealed that as many as one in five mothers believe that they had children "too late" in life.
When Should Kids Be Allowed To Wear Make Up?
Deciding when to allow your child to start experimenting with cosmetics can be a tricky process that raises a ton of questions.
Is A Vegan Diet Healthy For Kids?
Advocates of the plant-based diet believe that sticking to a meal-plan free of animal products can have incredible benefits to your health.
Fathers Of Girls Are Less Prone To Stereotypes
A British study has discovered that fathers of girls are less likely to stick to traditional views about gender roles.
Tips To Introduce A New Relationship To Your Kids, Post-Divorce
Your children may not have ever seen you with someone besides their other parent, and that can present a whole load of issues.
Is Working From Home Really Worth It?
Working from home can often seem like the perfect solution to balancing that busy career with home life.
How To Survive Migraines And Parenting
Migraines can come on at a moments notice and last anywhere from a few hours to several days, and that's not easy especially when you're a parent.
Introducing Kids To Journaling Can Have Huge Benefits
Although journaling is often negatively stereotyped, encouraging children to start writing their thoughts and feelings down can have huge benefits.
New Study Shows Why Supporting All Parents Needs To Be A Priority
A new study has found that supporting all new parents should be made a priority, no matter their circumstance.
How 'Quieting' The House Can Keep Stress At Bay
"Quieting" isn't yelling at your kids to keep the noise down, but rather a practice that can help you achieve a new mindset.
The Surprising Health Benefits Of Gin
As far back as the 18th century, gin has been used as a healing remedy thanks to its main ingredient - juniper berries.
The Bizarre Baby 'Airing' Trend That Actually Existed
Cages were distributed to members of the Chelsea Baby Club that lived in high buildings, so their children could get the same benefits
Kids' Academic Strengths May Be Influenced By Their Personality
As the study chose to look at twins, they were able to examine in detail how genetics and environmental factors might come into play.
Tired Of Mom Jeans? Revamp Your Wardrobe Without Spending A Penny
When money is tight, revamping your wardrobe can seem like the furthest thing on your mind, but it is possible to feel fresh and not spend all your $.
How To Get Back Into The Dating Pool As A Single Mom
It's tempting to shy away from the dating pool entirely, but you really should put yourself out there, and these tips will help.
Meet The Book That Claims To Send Kids To Sleep In Minutes
The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep was created in 2016 by Swedish behavioral psychologist and linguist Carl Joan Forssen Ehrlin
Anxiety And Parenthood: 5 Tips For Survival
It's difficult enough to deal with anyway, but throw parenthood into the mix and suddenly you're battling with a monster.
How To Know When Teens Are Ready To Date
Some parents agree on a specific age that their kids are allowed to start dating, but since each child develops at a different rate.