Healthy lifestyle
A healthy lifestyle is one which helps to keep and improve people's health and well-being.Many governments and non-governmental organizations have made big efforts in healthy lifestyle and health promotion.
Mental Health
Mental health can be considered a very important factor of physical health for the effects it produces on bodily functions. This type of health concerns emotional and cognitive well-being or an absence of mental disorder.
Public health
Public health can be defined in a variety of ways. It can be presented as "the study of the physical, psychosocial and socio-cultural determinants of population health and actions to improve the health of the population.
Reproductive Health
For the UN, reproductive health is a right, like other human rights. This recent concept evokes the good transmission of the genetic heritage from one generation to the next.
Health
Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.
samedi 14 mars 2020
16 Life Hacks All Women Absolutely Should Know
Being a woman isn't always easy, so we've gathered up all kinds of cool hacks that will make life a little more simple. From getting out pesky deodorant stains to DIY jewelry stands, breaking in shoes, and even a nifty bottle opener trick, these tips will surely make life much easier (and cheaper, too!). Don't go another minute without knowing these simple tools to live. Seriously, once you learn them, you'll be shocked you've gone this long without them! Check out how you can take your daily routines to the next level with the tips ahead.
- Additional reporting by Haley Lyndes
Hostess Is Releasing a Line of Iced Lattes That Taste Like Twinkies, Ding Dongs, and More
Iced coffee season is nearly upon us, and Hostess's new line of dessert-themed lattes is making me crave both caffeine and cake. Inspired by the snacks I used to beg my parents to buy me on trips to the grocery store as a child, the ready-to-drink flavored iced lattes come in Twinkie, Ding Dong, Honey Bun, and Sno Ball flavors. Do I expect these drinks to be cloyingly sweet and taste super artificial? Yes. Am I still going to be hitting up the chilled drinks section at my local grocery store ASAP? Also yes.
The Twinkie Iced Latte combines the taste of the classic yellow sponge cake with notes of cream, while the Honey Bun Iced Latte combines the sweetness of honey with hints of glazed icing. For my fellow chocolate-lovers, the Ding Dongs Iced Latte is a mixture of rich chocolate flavoring and vanilla, while the Sno Balls Iced Latte is a take on chocolate cake and coconut. Currently available for $2 per 13.7-ounce bottle at select stores in the Northeast, the drinks are expected to hit stores nationwide soon. In the meantime, keep scrolling to take a closer look at the new line of lattes ahead.
vendredi 13 mars 2020
21 Photos of a Golden Retriever and Bunny Duo That Will Make You Need Them as Friends
Ever since my husband and I rescued our Golden Retriever, we routinely ask ourselves what we did before getting her. What exactly did we fill our time with? How could anything have possibly been - or be - better than having a Golden flop around our house, producing more hairballs than I thought possible? I think I have an answer.
The answer is a sweet Golden and a bunny, as proven by the Instagram account Bear + Hugs. Since discovering it early this morning, I've had 15 tabs open with their pictures, because I can't get myself to stop staring at the two of them together. Hugs and Bear are an inseparable fluff duo, and seem delicate with one another, too. Each time Bear grooms his bunny friend Hugs, I squeal with delight. I may not have room in my house to own a bunny, but I can dream of meeting these two one day, right?
21 Photos of a Golden Retriever and Bunny Duo That Will Make You Need Them as Friends
Ever since my husband and I rescued our Golden Retriever, we routinely ask ourselves what we did before getting her. What exactly did we fill our time with? How could anything have possibly been - or be - better than having a Golden flop around our house, producing more hairballs than I thought possible? I think I have an answer.
The answer is a sweet Golden and a bunny, as proven by the Instagram account Bear + Hugs. Since discovering it early this morning, I've had 15 tabs open with their pictures, because I can't get myself to stop staring at the two of them together. Hugs and Bear are an inseparable fluff duo, and seem delicate with one another, too. Each time Bear grooms his bunny friend Hugs, I squeal with delight. I may not have room in my house to own a bunny, but I can dream of meeting these two one day, right?
How the Sweet Tradition of Soccer Teams Being Escorted Onto the Field by Kids Got Started
If you've ever watched the pregame ceremonies of a soccer match, you've probably noticed a sweet detail: the players always walk onto the field holding the hands of kids, who are dressed like an adorable little squad themselves. It's a long-standing tradition that's rarely explained during international tournaments - so if you're curious about the history, you've come to the right place.
The children who walk out with the players are called "player escorts" or "mascot children," and they've been part of soccer games for well over 20 years now. One of the earliest photos of children walking as mascots was published in the Liverpool Echo after a November 1996 match between Liverpool and Everton. Beginning around 2000, the practice as it is today began: one escort for each player, rather than just one or two per team.
Early on, the practice of having children escort the players doubled as a way to raise awareness for charity causes. Ahead of the 2002 FIFA World Cup, FIFA and UNICEF partnered on a program called Say Yes For Children, which aimed "to promote and protect the right of all children to healthy recreation and quality primary education," according to a UNICEF press release at the time. The statement continued: "Children are being given a prime role at each match, accompanying each player on to the pitch in a symbolic action reminding football enthusiasts that they have a major role to play in building a world fit for children."
Since 2002, McDonald's has been the official sponsor of the mascot program at the World Cup and European Championships, offering parents and children a chance to enter to win one of those coveted spots. In other cases, however, being a mascot might be as simple as paying the price tag. A 2018 investigation by The Guardian revealed that a large number of Premier League teams often charge between £150 and £600 for kids to be escorts at a match. The "mascot packages" often include more than just a place as a mascot - kids are also given gear, autographs, or other swag - but the practice has drawn criticism for excluding kids from less affluent backgrounds.
At its best, however, this cute tradition allows young fans to have a special moment with their favorite players and reminds audiences that there's more to soccer (or any sport) than the outcome of the game.
Trolls Is Now Coming Out April 10! See The 6 Other New Kids' Movies in Theaters This Spring
We're not sure what our families did to deserve this Spring's movie release lineup, but y'all, it is stacked! Between three new Disney movies (one is Pixar!), a Trolls sequel, and brand new SpongeBob Squarepants and Scooby-Doo adventures, there's so much in store for you and your kids this Spring.
Keep reading for all of the family movies coming out between March 19 and June 19.
Grab Your Wigs and Guitars - a Trolls Sequel Is Coming (a Week Early!), and It's Going to Rock
Hello darkness trolls, my old friend(s). Grab your wigs and guitars, because Poppy, Branch, and the whole Trolls gang is back, and the sequel looks like it's going to rock . . . and pop, and country, and funk.
In this much-anticipated second movie, the trolls are going on an adventure in which Poppy (Anna Kendrick) and Branch (Justin Timberlake) "discover that they are but one of six different Troll tribes scattered over six different lands and devoted to six different kinds of music: Funk, Country, Techno, Classical, Pop, and Rock." With so much more music in this second installment, there are a few very talented additions to the voice cast, including Kelly Clarkson, Sam Rockwell, Flula Borg, Ester Dean, Anthony Ramos, and Kenan Thompson.
Check out the full trailers above and below get excited - Trolls World Tour hits theaters on April 10, which is a week earlier than it was originally slated for! (And until then, you can catch up with Trolls: the Beat Goes On! on Netflix!).
Trolls World Tour Official Trailer 1
Trolls World Tour Official Trailer 2
23 of Our Favorite Sandals of 2020, Because Summer Is Coming
Weather permitting, we'd wear sandals all year round. They're comfortable and cute, and they make any outfit look effortlessly cool. If you have a dreamy tropical vacation coming up or just want to fill your closet before your favorite styles are inevitably sold out this Summer, now's the time to shop for sandals.
Right now, we're loving all shades of neutrals, with fun straps and embellishments. Plus, a little pop of color never hurts. Whether you love a flat sandal or feel sexiest in a sky-high heel, there's a shoe in here for you. It's the most wonderful time of the year - let your footwear prove it! Just keep reading to shop our picks.
It’s Easy to See Why These Breaktaking Pictures Won an International Birth Photography Contest
Nearly 700 images were submitted to be considered for the International Association of Professional Birth Photographers' 2020 Image of the Year Competition, but only a few could go home with the winning titles. Of the incredible photos submitted, just 10 were selected as the winners of six judges' choice categories - like best in birth details and best in postpartum - and six members' choice picks for the same categories.
Keep scrolling to see all of the winners, though be aware that while birth is beautiful and all of these photos are stunning, you can expect some nudity and, of course, women in all stages of labor.
23 of Our Favorite Sandals of 2020, Because Summer Is Coming
Weather permitting, we'd wear sandals all year round. They're comfortable and cute, and they make any outfit look effortlessly cool. If you have a dreamy tropical vacation coming up or just want to fill your closet before your favorite styles are inevitably sold out this Summer, now's the time to shop for sandals.
Right now, we're loving all shades of neutrals, with fun straps and embellishments. Plus, a little pop of color never hurts. Whether you love a flat sandal or feel sexiest in a sky-high heel, there's a shoe in here for you. It's the most wonderful time of the year - let your footwear prove it! Just keep reading to shop our picks.
At 36, I Had a Hysterectomy to End My Painful, Heavy Periods, and It Changed My Life
Getting your period isn't pleasant for anyone, but for most people, it's at least tolerable. My periods were fairly normal for much of my life as well. I had cramps and bled heavily, but it was only a few days a month, and I could handle it.
But as I got older, I noticed that I seemed to be in more pain than my friends. While they could still function during their periods, my cramps were so severe that I began missing class because I couldn't move or keep food down. I started to bleed so heavily that I couldn't make it through even an hour without needing to change my tampon or pad. Embarrassingly, I even bled through my clothes most months, ruining more than one pair of pants and even a friend's couch. I was also severely anemic from the bleeding, which left me exhausted. While the physical symptoms were challenging, my hormones were out of balance as well. I experienced severe mood swings and suicidal thoughts during PMS. I was on antidepressants and tried herbal remedies, acupuncture, and a number of other methods to try and lessen the severity of my symptoms, but nothing seemed to help.
My gynecologist was sympathetic, and offered me a number of treatment options. I tried hormonal birth control at first, which seemed to help temporarily. Later, I had an IUD put in because my doctor thought that it would help eliminate some of the heavy bleeding. It didn't. In fact, my periods seemed to only get worse and more frequent. Because I'm a teacher, this was exceptionally difficult: I can't use the restroom at will, and even on my worst days, I have to be able to function and teach. By the time I turned 30, I was having a period once every 18 days, which would last 10 days or longer. I was constantly anxious about when my next period would start, and how I would manage it. I couldn't seem to get into an exercise routine or any semblance of normalcy. I cancelled plans with friends frequently because I was either too tired or in too much pain to be off of the couch and away from my heating pad.
Thankfully, I'd had the same gynecologist throughout my adult life. He knew my history and agreed to further testing to try to understand what was going on in my body. Ultrasounds revealed that I had multiple uterine fibroids. Uterine fibroids are noncancerous tumors that grow on the uterus. They can cause severe pain, heavy bleeding, prolonged periods, and more. I was relieved to finally have some answers.
While there are a number of surgical and nonsurgical options for removal, I pushed my doctor to allow me to have a hysterectomy. While I'm only 36, I knew that I didn't want to have children, and my quality of life was deeply affected by my fibroids. After seeing how many fibroids there were, and after years of documenting my symptoms, my doctor agreed that for me, a hysterectomy was best.
I don't think I truly realized how much these periods and struggles affected me until they were gone.
I had a laparoscopic hysterectomy and bilateral salpingectomy: a long way of saying that my uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes were removed. Because I'm young, my doctor opted to leave my ovaries so that my body could make hormones and regulate itself without hormone therapy. I still ovulate each month, but because the egg has nowhere to attach, my body just absorbs it. The surgery itself was nerve-wracking (as any surgery would be) but minimally invasive, and my recovery was swift.
And yet, this surgery changed my entire life. I no longer spend my months dreading the time when my period will come and disrupt my life. Not being in agonizing pain means that I can keep up with a regular exercise routine, show up for plans, and not worry about ruining my outfits by bleeding through them. I'm no longer anemic and exhausted, and even my anxiety and depression have been more manageable. I don't think I truly realized how much these periods and struggles affected me until they were gone.
Unfortunately, I feel like my story is quite unique. So many women I know go in search of answers and solutions and are told time and again that the pain isn't a big deal, or that it's "normal" to have a painful, heavy period. I feel so fortunate that I had a gynecologist who listened to me, access to health care, and a job where I can take time off. That's what I'd wish for anyone in my shoes, whether surgery is the right option or not.
At 36, I Had a Hysterectomy to End My Painful, Heavy Periods, and It Changed My Life
Getting your period isn't pleasant for anyone, but for most people, it's at least tolerable. My periods were fairly normal for much of my life as well. I had cramps and bled heavily, but it was only a few days a month, and I could handle it.
But as I got older, I noticed that I seemed to be in more pain than my friends. While they could still function during their periods, my cramps were so severe that I began missing class because I couldn't move or keep food down. I started to bleed so heavily that I couldn't make it through even an hour without needing to change my tampon or pad. Embarrassingly, I even bled through my clothes most months, ruining more than one pair of pants and even a friend's couch. I was also severely anemic from the bleeding, which left me exhausted. While the physical symptoms were challenging, my hormones were out of balance as well. I experienced severe mood swings and suicidal thoughts during PMS. I was on antidepressants and tried herbal remedies, acupuncture, and a number of other methods to try and lessen the severity of my symptoms, but nothing seemed to help.
My gynecologist was sympathetic, and offered me a number of treatment options. I tried hormonal birth control at first, which seemed to help temporarily. Later, I had an IUD put in because my doctor thought that it would help eliminate some of the heavy bleeding. It didn't. In fact, my periods seemed to only get worse and more frequent. Because I'm a teacher, this was exceptionally difficult: I can't use the restroom at will, and even on my worst days, I have to be able to function and teach. By the time I turned 30, I was having a period once every 18 days, which would last 10 days or longer. I was constantly anxious about when my next period would start, and how I would manage it. I couldn't seem to get into an exercise routine or any semblance of normalcy. I cancelled plans with friends frequently because I was either too tired or in too much pain to be off of the couch and away from my heating pad.
Thankfully, I'd had the same gynecologist throughout my adult life. He knew my history and agreed to further testing to try to understand what was going on in my body. Ultrasounds revealed that I had multiple uterine fibroids. Uterine fibroids are noncancerous tumors that grow on the uterus. They can cause severe pain, heavy bleeding, prolonged periods, and more. I was relieved to finally have some answers.
While there are a number of surgical and nonsurgical options for removal, I pushed my doctor to allow me to have a hysterectomy. While I'm only 36, I knew that I didn't want to have children, and my quality of life was deeply affected by my fibroids. After seeing how many fibroids there were, and after years of documenting my symptoms, my doctor agreed that for me, a hysterectomy was best.
I don't think I truly realized how much these periods and struggles affected me until they were gone.
I had a laparoscopic hysterectomy and bilateral salpingectomy: a long way of saying that my uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes were removed. Because I'm young, my doctor opted to leave my ovaries so that my body could make hormones and regulate itself without hormone therapy. I still ovulate each month, but because the egg has nowhere to attach, my body just absorbs it. The surgery itself was nerve-wracking (as any surgery would be) but minimally invasive, and my recovery was swift.
And yet, this surgery changed my entire life. I no longer spend my months dreading the time when my period will come and disrupt my life. Not being in agonizing pain means that I can keep up with a regular exercise routine, show up for plans, and not worry about ruining my outfits by bleeding through them. I'm no longer anemic and exhausted, and even my anxiety and depression have been more manageable. I don't think I truly realized how much these periods and struggles affected me until they were gone.
Unfortunately, I feel like my story is quite unique. So many women I know go in search of answers and solutions and are told time and again that the pain isn't a big deal, or that it's "normal" to have a painful, heavy period. I feel so fortunate that I had a gynecologist who listened to me, access to health care, and a job where I can take time off. That's what I'd wish for anyone in my shoes, whether surgery is the right option or not.
Now That We're Washing Our Hands All the Time, We Could All Use Some Hand Cream
We're washing our hands all the time now, which is great for hygiene purposes, but is honestly making our hands super dry. That's why we need some great hand cream that actually works. There are so many great options on the market, and a bunch of our favorites happen to be at Sephora. Right now, hand cream that keeps our hands moisturized and smells yummy brings us so much joy. These 12 picks belong in your home right now.
From lightweight lotions to heavy-duty cream meant to tackle eczema, these are the picks you're going to want to have on hand, pardon the pun. Keep dry, cracked hands at bay this season, and thank us later.
Schitt's Creek Is Releasing a Documentary Special, and This Teaser Already Has Me Emotional
The Schitt's Creek series finale is creeping up on us like David and Alexis on Moira's collection of wigs, and the last time I felt this emotionally encumbered about a show ending, I didn't leave my room for two days. Ahead of the show's ending, the show released a heartbreaking teaser for an upcoming documentary special titled Best Wishes, Warmest Regards: A Schitt's Creek Farewell. The hourlong special will go behind the scenes of the comedy series, giving fans a glimpse at never-before-seen footage of wardrobe fittings, the cast's emotional final table read, audition tapes, and more. The special will also feature interviews with fan favorites including Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Dan Levy, and Annie Murphy.
"It's really hard to tell the story of a love story that in the end is still a love story," Dan Levy said in a behind-the-scenes interview during the filming of Ted and Alexis's emotional heart-to-heart. "It didn't end because they stopped loving each other. It ended because circumstance stood in their way, and that circumstance was their own growth, and that's a wonderful thing."
The special is set to air on PopTV on April 7 following the series finale. Watch the full teaser video here and have a tissue on hand, just in case.
14 Hilarious Cat Beds That Look So Comfy, We Wish They Came in Our Size
Spoiling my cat is the total norm these days. In the past, no matter how comfy of a bed I bought, they never seemed to stick until I discovered these comfortable pet beds. These warm and cozy beds feel more like being wrapped in a burrito, so we can see why it's hard to leave. So if you want to treat your feline, we rounded up a list of our favorites. From fish- and mice-inspired picks to even one you can attach to your window, you'll love these hilarious finds.
Now That We're Washing Our Hands All the Time, We Could All Use Some Hand Cream
We're washing our hands all the time now, which is great for hygiene purposes, but is honestly making our hands super dry. That's why we need some great hand cream that actually works. There are so many great options on the market, and a bunch of our favorites happen to be at Sephora. Right now, hand cream that keeps our hands moisturized and smells yummy brings us so much joy. These 12 picks belong in your home right now.
From lightweight lotions to heavy-duty cream meant to tackle eczema, these are the picks you're going to want to have on hand, pardon the pun. Keep dry, cracked hands at bay this season, and thank us later.
14 Hilarious Cat Beds That Look So Comfy, We Wish They Came in Our Size
Spoiling my cat is the total norm these days. In the past, no matter how comfy of a bed I bought, they never seemed to stick until I discovered these comfortable pet beds. These warm and cozy beds feel more like being wrapped in a burrito, so we can see why it's hard to leave. So if you want to treat your feline, we rounded up a list of our favorites. From fish- and mice-inspired picks to even one you can attach to your window, you'll love these hilarious finds.
Schitt's Creek Is Releasing a Documentary Special, and This Teaser Already Has Me Emotional
The Schitt's Creek series finale is creeping up on us like David and Alexis on Moira's collection of wigs, and the last time I felt this emotionally encumbered about a show ending, I didn't leave my room for two days. Ahead of the show's ending, the show released a heartbreaking teaser for an upcoming documentary special titled Best Wishes, Warmest Regards: A Schitt's Creek Farewell. The hourlong special will go behind the scenes of the comedy series, giving fans a glimpse at never-before-seen footage of wardrobe fittings, the cast's emotional final table read, audition tapes, and more. The special will also feature interviews with fan favorites including Eugene Levy, Catherine O'Hara, Dan Levy, and Annie Murphy.
"It's really hard to tell the story of a love story that in the end is still a love story," Dan Levy said in a behind-the-scenes interview during the filming of Ted and Alexis's emotional heart-to-heart. "It didn't end because they stopped loving each other. It ended because circumstance stood in their way, and that circumstance was their own growth, and that's a wonderful thing."
The special is set to air on PopTV on April 7 following the series finale. Watch the full teaser video here and have a tissue on hand, just in case.
Need to Smile? Watch Magnus the Therapy Dog, Official Best Boy, "Help" His Human Work Out
Let's just establish that there are few things more pure than a dog working out with their human. Case in point: Magnus the Therapy Dog loyally assisting his owner in a solid full-body workout. One 30-second video and we're falling head over heels.
Just watch the clip and look at this good boy: holding knees for situps, giving high fives in between pushups, and hitting downward-facing dog poses like a natural. Magnus's owner, Brian Benson, works out seven days a week with his certified therapy dog by his side, so Magnus gets lots of practice. "Since I bring him to work with me, we are together almost every hour of every day and [are] virtually inseparable," Benson told POPSUGAR. They've been together since Magnus was just one and a half. (He's now almost four!)
The best part about working out with Magnus? "When I lay on the floor to do abs, he will walk or crawl over to me and lie tight by my side," Benson said. Sometimes Magnus will lay his face or whole body on top of Benson, "which makes it hard to do abs!" he said. (We're melting.)
Watch Magnus's full workout above, and if you can't get enough of him, this social media-savvy pup is also active on Facebook and TikTok. And if you just want more adorable dogs working out with their loving humans, check out Ella the yoga-loving golden retriever and Gus the English bulldog, official mascot of his owners' gym.
Natti Natasha Tells Fans Concerned For Her Health She Has Laryngitis
I'm not going to lie, I did get a little worried about Natti Natasha. For the past few days, she has been posting clips and photos at the doctor's office, getting a shot, and nebulizing.
Today, she was sure to update us with the latest news: she has laryngitis. Natti posted a doctor's note from Dr. Laureano Giráldez Rodríguez at The Voice and Swallowing Center of Puerto Rico to make things extra official. The note read: Patient Natalia Gutiérrez has laryngitis. She should have full voice rest for the next seven days without singing or voice use."
Along with the photo of her doctor's note, Natti wrote in Spanish: "Good afternoon to everyone who's been worried about me and my health. I'm in vocal rest for 7 days, due to laryngitis." She also made sure to address fans who were concerned she might be suffering from Coronavirus, deleting comments suggesting she might be personally impacted by the illness. "Thank God I'm fine."
Natti has been working nonstop from photoshoots, to concerts, to award shows, dropping new singles, and continuing to prove she's one of the top Latin artists of the moment. Unfortunately, not taking enough time to rest took a toll on Natti's health. While she won't be able to serenade us for a bit, her recovery looks to be in the best hands.
Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas Seemingly Confirm Their Romance With PDA in Costa Rica
Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas appear to be floating on cloud nine! After much speculation, the Deep Water costars seemingly confirmed romance rumors during their romantic getaway in Costa Rica. On March 10, the 47-year-old actor and 31-year-old Cuban star looked smitten while taking a walk on the beach. In addition to snuggling up to one another, Ben took a page out of Leonardo DiCaprio's book and played Instagram boyfriend as he snapped photos of Ana by the water.
Ben and Ana recently wrapped filming for their upcoming erotic thriller Deep Water, which is based on the novel of the same name by Patricia Highsmith and hits theaters on Nov. 13. The pair plays husband and wife in the movie, so perhaps that's when the sparks first flew between them. They were also just spotted together in Cuba. Neither Ben nor Ana have publicly confirmed the status of their relationship, but according to People, "they are definitely dating." See more of Ben and Ana's beach day ahead.
Need to Smile? Watch Magnus the Therapy Dog, Official Best Boy, "Help" His Human Work Out
Let's just establish that there are few things more pure than a dog working out with their human. Case in point: Magnus the Therapy Dog loyally assisting his owner in a solid full-body workout. One 30-second video and we're falling head over heels.
Just watch the clip and look at this good boy: holding knees for situps, giving high fives in between pushups, and hitting downward-facing dog poses like a natural. Magnus's owner, Brian Benson, works out seven days a week with his certified therapy dog by his side, so Magnus gets lots of practice. "Since I bring him to work with me, we are together almost every hour of every day and [are] virtually inseparable," Benson told POPSUGAR. They've been together since Magnus was just one and a half. (He's now almost four!)
The best part about working out with Magnus? "When I lay on the floor to do abs, he will walk or crawl over to me and lie tight by my side," Benson said. Sometimes Magnus will lay his face or whole body on top of Benson, "which makes it hard to do abs!" he said. (We're melting.)
Watch Magnus's full workout above, and if you can't get enough of him, this social media-savvy pup is also active on Facebook and TikTok. And if you just want more adorable dogs working out with their loving humans, check out Ella the yoga-loving golden retriever and Gus the English bulldog, official mascot of his owners' gym.
14 Hilarious Cat Beds That Look So Comfy, We Wish They Came in Our Size
Spoiling my cat is the total norm these days. In the past, no matter how comfy of a bed I bought, they never seemed to stick until I discovered these comfortable pet beds. These warm and cozy beds feel more like being wrapped in a burrito, so we can see why it's hard to leave. So if you want to treat your feline, we rounded up a list of our favorites. From fish- and mice-inspired picks to even one you can attach to your window, you'll love these hilarious finds.
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