Latest news with #Becky
Time Magazine
2 hours ago
- Health
- Time Magazine
'Good Inside With Dr. Becky' Is on The 100 Best Podcasts of All Time
Society Clinical psychologist Becky Kennedy made her name as a guru in the so-called gentle-parenting movement. Her book, podcast, and app, all called 'Good Inside,' argue that even a kid in the middle of an epic, full-body tantrum is well-intentioned and just struggling to express himself. She offers strategies on how to draw boundaries, but also make a child feel heard in order to improve challenging behaviors. Dr. Becky's actionable advice comes in the form of interviews with experts or famous fellow parents as well as monologues in front of a camera that break down her personal parenting challenges. Topics range from handling screentime to managing sibling rivalries. Not every parent will find Dr. Becky's methodology convincing. Still, occasionally I wonder if Dr. Becky has a direct line into my brain and those of my fellow moms to probe our anxieties, as evidenced by a recent episode about why a messy house stresses out moms more than dads—spoiler alert: women's cortisol levels spike higher than men's when confronted with clutter. The episode threw every spat I've ever had with my husband about dirty dishes in the sink into perspective. We were able to listen to the podcast together and talk about strategies for reducing anxiety around cleaning—a prime example of a podcast with the power to change lives, one tantrum or tiff at a time.
Yahoo
3 hours ago
- Health
- Yahoo
Good Inside With Dr. Becky
Credit - Clinical psychologist Becky Kennedy made her name as a guru in the so-called gentle-parenting movement. Her book, podcast, and app, all called 'Good Inside,' argue that even a kid in the middle of an epic, full-body tantrum is well-intentioned and just struggling to express himself. She offers strategies on how to draw boundaries, but also make a child feel heard in order to improve challenging behaviors. Dr. Becky's actionable advice comes in the form of interviews with experts or famous fellow parents as well as monologues in front of a camera that break down her personal parenting challenges. Topics range from handling screentime to managing sibling rivalries. Not every parent will find Dr. Becky's methodology convincing. Still, occasionally I wonder if Dr. Becky has a direct line into my brain and those of my fellow moms to probe our anxieties, as evidenced by a recent episode about why a messy house stresses out moms more than dads—spoiler alert: women's cortisol levels spike higher than men's when confronted with clutter. The episode threw every spat I've ever had with my husband about dirty dishes in the sink into perspective. We were able to listen to the podcast together and talk about strategies for reducing anxiety around cleaning—a prime example of a podcast with the power to change lives, one tantrum or tiff at a time. Write to Eliana Dockterman at Solve the daily Crossword
Daily Mirror
a day ago
- Business
- Daily Mirror
'I paid half price for Too Good To Go worth £13 – but there was major problem'
A woman has pointed out that sometimes, when you pick up a Too Good To Go bag, it may not be the most aesthetic thing in the world, but it can still be good value for money Too Good To Go bags are a great way to get cheap, delicious food and to prevent things from getting thrown in the bin. But sometimes, they can miss the mark leaving people disappointed with what they received. When Becky, who posts on TikTok as @beckysbazaar, went to collect her Too Good To Go bag from Millie's Cookies in the Trafford Centre, she was left a little confused. Listed as being worth £12.60, but reduced to £6.29, they picked up the box that looked "jam-packed". Becky did a countdown to open it, and she gasped when the contents were revealed. Becky said: "Oh, this is loads of like, different off-cuts." The person Becky was with commented the contents of the box looked like "sweeping off the floor" as she was trying to explain the different bits that were in the box. Despite the fact the cookies may not have been the most aesthetically pleasing, they did point out "four cookies over there costs £7.99," so they had technically bagged a bargain. They did concede they "think" the box is worth £6.29, despite the harsh comment made about its contents. In the comments, some disagreed, however, saying: "This is the first one I've seen so far which I personally don't think was really worth the price. It should be £4.50 max for that!" "Fair point, but that's the cost of ingredients at this point, so the company would make no revenue giving this away for that price," somebody pointed out, sharing the business will still want to make money, even if they're teaming up with Too Good To Go. "That's not worth it. It's broken crumbs, not actual products," one woman argued, saying she wouldn't bother with the box. Another penned: "That's hilarious! Not sure I'd pay £6.29 for that bag, but it's a fun idea to save food from going to waste!" "You got loads," a jealous TikToker wrote, with someone else explaining that when they got a Too Good To Go bag from their local store and it was a "bag of bits with literal crumbs," rather than cookies. On Too Good To Go's website, they share their app is "the world's largest marketplace for surplus food". They explain they "help users rescue good food from going to waste, offering great value for money at local stores, cafes and restaurants". Its app offers food at half price or less, it helps the environment by reducing food waste, you can rescue food that's close to you, and you can try food you never have before from local cafe's, bakeries, and restaurants.
Daily Record
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
ITV Coronation Street fans rumble 'fake death' as they say one character will make shock return
Coronation Street viewers are convinced that one character who is meant to have been dead for years will soon make a shock return to Weatherfield. Coronation Street may soon be seeing one character return from the dead with fans claiming to have spotted some solid clues in the ITV soap. The character in question was thought to have been killed off screen years before but viewers only learned of their existence in the past year or so. Becky Swain was the mother of teen Betsy Swain, and the wife of detective Lisa Swain. Lisa has opened up about the loss of her spouse in the line of duty a couple of times and was also recently forced to face her sad past when she spoke about it in therapy. Becky's alleged death was revisited more than once in recent times with newcomers Matty and Logan Radcliffe's link to the death being revealed earlier this year. Details about what caused Becky's death and rumours of her being corrupt ahead of her murder, have kept the plot and the mystery surrounding her demise going. Fans who picked up on the constant mentions of her and the desire to know what really happened have now suggested there's more to be revealed when it comes to Becky's story, the Mirror reports. Amid some fresh spoilers that tease a twist about Lisa's new partner Carla Connor, fans are wondering if a huge bombshell will be dropped in the soap soon. While fans are waiting in anticipation to find out if Becky is actually dead while others are calling for the speculation that she is still alive to end, others can't shake the idea that she may be in hiding. The theory has been doing the round following new episodes and twists with fans now once again convinced that Becky will soon head to Weatherfield very much alive. Taking to social media one fan suggested: "What if Carla really does do a deep dive and finds out Becky is not only bent but also alive? What if those scenes at the park are her having to break the news to Lisa alongside the Private investigator?" Another fan echoed: "Feels like a juggernaut coming down the line but I could be wrong. Is Becky - deceased wife of DC Swain and mother of Betsy - not dead? "My very much of a guess is - she was undercover as a bent copper, big scary criminals, faked death to save her family, witness protection, yadda yadda yadda and suddenly TA-DA!!! "It's all the endless references and musings about a character we've never met. Feels like something's afoot. Also a handy nemesis for Carla? That's always a good thing." A third agreed with the theories, saying: "I agree that the endless references about someone who we have never met is suspicious!" Another torn fan then posted: "The only reason I think she has to be dead is surely a post mortem was carried out given the circumstances and surely Lisa had to identify her or saw her in her coffin." Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. Someone else, who did not seem as impressed by the rumoured storyline, wrote: "Typical soap, if they don't die on screen, they're not actually dead." The theory kept on being shared, with somebody adding: "Yeah, I don't recall exactly what it was, but before the footy break a Swarla convo made me say Becky isn't dead." Yet another viewer chimed in: "Wouldn't surprise me if Becky's still alive."
Glasgow Times
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Tesco shopper's hack to get free items with food shop
One savvy Tesco shopper has discovered you can claim free full-sized items just by using two magic words on the supermarket's app or website. Becky Jest (@beckyjest_) took to TikTok to share how she managed to recently bag a free Bonne Maman chocolate spread (250g) that tastes 'like Ferrero Rocher in a tub'. The Bonne Maman tub is currently on sale at Tesco for £3.60. How to claim free full-sized items with Tesco online shop In a video, she revealed: 'You go onto your app, it has to be an online shop, in the search bar type in 'free samples' and it shows you all the free samples you can get with your shop.' You simply add the items available to your online basket, just as you would with any other products you want to buy. Becky also stated that the free items are subject to availability and you must spend a minimum of £50 for the offer to be valid. She also told her social media followers that the offers may vary depending on your location. UK Supermarket Rankings 2025 Someone who tried the freebie hack commented on Becky's TikTok: 'I got it and the water. the other week there was none when I searched so just lucky with availability.' Another added: 'Omg that's so cool.' This account said: 'It's amazing for a free sample - was pleasantly surprised.' Meanwhile, TikTok money-saving enthusiast Katy Kicker (@katykicker), who 'loves to help people save money,' also showed Tesco shoppers the 'cool' free samples deal that can be added to your next home delivery shop. Recommended reading: One of Katy's followers wrote: 'I never knew this love a free sample x.' Just some of the other recent free samples Tesco have been offering customers with their online orders include Comfort Scent Booster Elixir in Blue Skies (50ml) and Get More Vits Still Mango & Passionfruit drink (500ml). Did you know about this hack to claim free items with your online Tesco order? Let us know what you find the next time you shop.
