As you might imagine, being a blogger, I see a lot of sponsored content.  Too much sponsored content, actually.  And most of what I buy through those links disappoints, so when several bloggers started promoting Tommy John products, I was skeptical.  Could the underwear brand with the ads I’d heard so many times on the radio be a value add to my wardrobe?

Lately, Instagram is serving me a steady stream of anti-aging content.  From antioxidant packed smoothie powders to sleep-enhancing devices and every retinol serum ever created, I am wondering what I Googled to wind up here. So when Instagram began tossing out the Cindy Crawford-backed skincare brand, Meaningful Beauty, I thought, “Why not?”  If it’s good enough for a super model, it’s good enough for me. …

Every parent reaches that breaking point where you will buy any product that promises to help your child sleep through the night.  It does not matter what the product is.  It does not matter what the product costs.  You will spend it, you will buy it, and you will hope that it works.

Saw It On Social has only two rules: No gifts, freebies, sponsorships, etc. — I buy everything with my own cash. The product has to be served to me in my social feeds.

Having a new baby in the house is a lot of work, and by the end of the day, Kyle and I are overwhelmed by the thought of cooking a meal.  Our food delivery bill quickly reached unsustainable amounts. So when I spotted Cook Unity on Grace Atwood’s Instagram, I decided to give it a try.  Would it live up to the hype?