Hot weather means no one wants to spend an extended amount of time in the kitchen—so that’s where one-pan and one-pot meals shine. One-pan and one-pot recipes require just a handful of ingredients and one piece of cookware, meaning fewer heat sources, less cleanup and more time to enjoy the sunshine. Bonus: Many one-pan dishes can be adapted for the BBQ (as long as it doesn’t involve rice or pasta!) so you don’t even have to turn on the stove.

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One-Pan Orecchiette Puttanesca  
One-Pan Chicken Thighs with Sweet Potato Wedges
One-Pan Warm Greek Chicken Salad
One-Pan Hoisin Pork Tenderloin
One-Pot Shrimp and Pea Orzo

BONUS DESSERT!
Sheet-Pan Strawberry Shortcake

P.S. One-pan dishes are super easy to create on your own. Start with a base protein, add quick-cooking veggies, toss with a simple sauce and layer everything by how long they take to cook. You can roast it all on a sheet pan, simmer in a pot or wrap it up in foil for the grill. Finish with fresh herbs, citrus or cheese and call it dinner.

This is a question for both dads and moms. Before kids, you probably reset by sleeping in, working out or planning a fun night in or out with friends. After kids? Someone always needs something. Sleeping in is a thing of the past (at least until your brood hits their teen years!). Working out has to line up with nap schedules. And fun with friends might mean wrangling even more kids. You might have a partner to switch off, which could make things a little easier, but it’s still a challenge to get time to yourself when your kids are small (and you probably want to spend time with your person, too!). So we want to know: How have you adapted your recharging routine now that you're a parent?

🟨⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ I’m in awe – I gained a deep respect for what my body can do. (13.3%)
🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 Mixed feelings – I’m proud, but I struggle with the changes. (48.3%)
🟨🟨🟨⬜️⬜️⬜️ Not loving it – I miss how I looked and felt before. (30%)
⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️⬜️ No change – My view of my body stayed the same. (8.3%)

So many grandparents are working on being tech-savvy and staying connected, but when it comes to social media, things can get… tricky. From oversharing baby pics to accidental Facebook rants, even the most well-meaning Nana or Papa might need to be read in on the rules of engagement. If you’re new to the social media world, we’ve got tips to help you navigate with confidence—and keep the peace in the group chat.

Actually? It’s the best idea. The warmer weather means fewer layers to wrestle with during those urgent “I have to go!” moments (do you really want to contend with snowsuits?!), and more time outside makes inevitable accidents less stressful and easier to clean up. Plus, longer days and more flexibility in your routine can help your toddler build consistency without the pressure of school-year schedules.

Tap the button below for five smart reasons to give it a go now.