– WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC By Zoya Gervis Six in 10 parents worry they aren’t making enough family memories – a new study finds. New research into American family life found the extent to which many parents fear they are missing key moments and crucial family time and the emotional impact that comes as a result. The study, …

UN-BEAR-ABLE – WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC: https://www.dropbox.com/home/Story%20Assets/Life%20StorageBy Zoya Gervis Four in ten adults still have a stuffed animal they interact with- and men are more likely to still have their teddy, according to new research. A study examining the sentimentality of 2,000 adults found 43 percent still privately indulges their softer side with a cuddle from their favorite stuffed …

– WITH VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/imdyhseeyl74tad/AABjByFb7_s-7bXaVwp0q8ENa?dl=0 By Tyler Schmall   The average American couple has sex for 69 minutes per week, according to new research. That’s right, 69 minutes a week. A survey of 2,000 American adults in relationships examined the role sex plays in modern relationships and found some rather intriguing data. For instance, the average couple has …

FRESH PERSPECTIVE By Sam Paul For some millennials, morning breath may last for more than just the morning. That’s because, according to new research, many young Americans are failing to regularly clean their teeth. A new study into the dental hygiene habits of 2,000 Americans found three in ten millennials studied (30 percent) only brush their teeth ONCE a day. …

KEEPING COOL   – WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC: https://we.tl/Hk3W7s7D9b By Zoya Gervis   Millennials are the most patient generation of all, according to surprising new research.   A study examining the customer service experiences and expectations of 2,000 people found millennials are prepared to wait the longest times before getting agitated and are less likely to complain when things …

– WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC: https://we.tl/2x6Va75N9e By Valerie Siebert Newly-engaged couples are increasingly delaying their nuptials because of financial reasons, according to new research. The study of 5,000 married U.S. adults revealed that couples are increasingly delaying their wedding plans due to the rising costs of getting hitched. The new survey displayed how marriage proposals have evolved over …

They love their pets with everything that they have, and that also stands true financially. A new survey, commissioned by VIP Petcare, considered the financial commitment of keeping a dog or cat and revealed it costs an average of $2,260 to take care of them for an entire year alone. The majority (65 percent) of the pet owners surveyed have …

By Rick Maughan Are you eating as you read this? One in three Americans can’t eat a meal without being on their phone – according to new research. A study into the eating habits of 2,000 Americans found many of us are increasingly distracted when eating and 29 percent say their phone now accompanies EVERY meal that they eat. Even …

There’s a saying that goes ‘love thy neighbor,’ but for many Americans, it’s more difficult than you’d think. A new study examining people’s relationships with their neighbors found that over a third of those polled (36 percent) have had issues that escalate into full-blown arguments, with a quarter stating that they have a long-running feud with someone living next to …

As it turns out, 45 percent of millennials don’t see anything wrong with flaking – which explains why they do it so often, according to new research. A new survey of 2,000 Americans examined just how often people flake out of events or hangouts they promised to attend. Results showed that the average person is a no-show to almost HALF …