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 […]

If you spend any time on Instagram, you have seen the Stanley Adventure Quencher — a 40 oz., insulated travel tumbler with a handle and straw.  And maybe you’ve heard the story about how a few Mom-influencers not only convinced the manufacturer to bring back the discontinued tumbler, but also to let them choose the […]

Recently, Ole Henriksen discontinued my favorite serum, and I replaced it with another serum that was not pregnancy safe.  Given that pregnancy often causes an increase in acne, after a few months, I was getting desperate.  So when Instagram fed me ads for Versine serums, clean serums that are safe for pregnancy, I bought it instantly.

Hatch, the maternity brand beloved by influencers everywhere.  The second you download a pregnancy tracking app into your phone, the ads for it will appear.  Then, the promoted posts filled with gorgeous women, cupping their growing bellies lovingly.  But is Hatch the maternity style savior it’s cracked up to be?

Sometimes, I run into a product on social media and then, I can’t escape it.  It’s like it’s chasing me.  The K18 Leave-In Treatment was such a product.  One day I saw it in an Instagram Story, and the next day, it was like no one had anything else to talk about.

Pregnancy has taken its toll on my energy level.  By the time I get home from work, I don’t want to do anything.  Thus, working out has stopped wholesale.

Social media is filled with companies that want to help us live more sustainably.  Companies that help us compost our food waste. Companies that let us recycle old clothing and textiles.  And companies that want to move us off of single-use plastics and onto reusable alternatives.  Today’s SioS feature, Blueland, is such a company.