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Arielle Tschinkel

Arielle has been a full-time freelance writer since 2015, covering everything from the latest social media beauty and skincare trends to health and wellness, celebrity news, relationships, and beyond. She tackles every subject with care and sensitivity, and she’s always striving for inclusivity in language and in her reporting. You'll find her words all over the internet, including on Shape, Women's Health, Apartment Therapy, Scary Mommy, Oprah Daily, Insider, and many others. She is a graduate of New York University with a B.A. degree in journalism and sociology. When she’s not covering the latest TikTok trends, Arielle loves to hang out with her husband and their Bernedoodle, Bruce Wayne. Feel free to say hi on Instagram and read more about her experience on LinkedIn.

Momfluencers

Survey shows more than 70% of moms compare themselves to momfluencers on social media

More than three quarters of moms surveyed admitted to feeling “mom guilt” at least sometimes.

Reddit mom asks about gamer husband and co-parent

Toddler mom asks if it’s ‘normal’ for husband to spend 12+ hours per week gaming

“He’s absolutely convinced that it’s unfair that he doesn’t get more time to play,” she says.

Maya Erskine 2024 Emmys

‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ star kept it so real about leaking breast milk on the Emmys red carpet

"I'm really holding everything in right now," she joked of her stunning floral gown.

kristen bell and dax shepard with their two daughters by the lake- kristen bell on raising siblings

Dax Shepard was asked what always makes him cry, and his answer is too sweet

It seems the 11-year-old has inherited some of her mom’s musical talent.

girl in bed on the phone- safety apps

Mom is ‘exhausted’ by her kids’ use of smart devices: ‘I can’t fight every battle’

“Half the time I want to smash them with a hammer,” she says of her kids’ devices.

Mom shares what Japanese playgrounds are like

This mom’s video of a playground in Japan will have you wanting to pack your bags

She calls Japan “one of my most kid friendly cultures I’ve ever experienced.”

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