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— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission.Every parent’s been there: You’re so excited for the big family night out at the pizza place when one of the kids gets bored, picks a fight with a sibling, and veers straight toward Tantrum City. Your nice, quiet dinner and relaxation are quickly thrown out the window. Having successful restaurant outings with kids is all about preparation. Bringing along a stash of books, activities, and things for your kids to do can make it possible for you to have an adult...

FluentU is a language learning platform that offers courses in more than 10 languages. FluentU provides a personalized learning experience and real-world videos to help learners reach their fluency goals. In this blog post, we’ll be reviewing the app and giving you some information about what it has to offer as well as its pros and cons. FluentU takes a unique approach to teach languages by using authentic content worldwide, including TV shows, music videos, news broadcasts, cartoons videos, and inspiring talks. The program does not just focus on vocabulary but also teaches users how different words are used in...

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With over 400 National Parks in the United States, whether you’re into exploring hiking trails, camping, going on scavenger hunts or even soaking in hot springs, there’s an open space out there that you’ll love. Keep reading to see our favorite family-friendly parks, along with insider tips and top picks for family-friendly Airbnb’s, all to help you make the most of your visit. photo: Robert Hensley via Flickr Big Bend National Park - TX From the river bed of the Rio Grande to the peeks of the Chisos mountain range, this remote park runs along the Texas/Mexico border. What to...

Making and keeping friendships as an adult can be tough. Listen, I even had a hard time as a teen forging genuine friendships. I was that geeky, and proud, girl writing and editing stories for the school paper, nose buried in a book and comic books hidden in her bag. Little did I know that in the future all that nerdy attitude would help me truly find my place. Growing up, I always adored Batman, Harley Quinn and Wonder Woman. In my 20s, I did not embrace the geekiness as much, kinda hiding behind the early 2000s “Sex and the...