The first day of 2026 turned out to be one of the top 15 rainiest days ever in San Diego, according to data that goes back to 1939. ☔ San Diego got a month’s worth of rain to start the new year. More than 2 inches of rain fell at San Diego’s airport between midnight and early Thursday afternoon, which is more than the area would normally get in the typical entire January (1.98 inches). The system is moving out, however, with slight chances for light scattered showers for the rest of Thursday aft

When it comes to toddlers who are still not sleeping through the night, I start by asking parents how they might be unintentionally reinforcing those wake ups. My method of gentle & responsive sleep training is totally possible with toddlers, but it’s mainly about everything you do leading up to sleep & preparing them mentally than what you do when you actually lay them down, although that’s important too. Toddlers crave control, but once they get it, they actually feel very insecure and overwhe

Yall are missing out at home 😂#newyearseve #timesquarenewyork #balldrop #nyeball #timesquareball

Millions dream of spending New Year’s Eve in Times Square, New York. But did you know this… 👇 To get a spot, people start lining up at 7 AM on December 31st. 🚫 Businesses close their bathrooms to the public. 🚫 Once you leave your spot to find a restroom — you’re not getting back in. So the real question is… Where do people go to the bathroom? You’ve probably already guessed it… 😬 Many people wear diapers just to stay in place and get the best view. Standing there for hours. Welcoming the New

What a year! After everything that's happened, we can safely say we're ready for 2026. We're going to watch the ball drop from our @Lovesac sactional so that Hammy and Fiona can stay far away from any