A small boy puffs up his chest before doing anything at all and then glances over to check his mother is watching. Laura Scholtz writes that observation out at length, and it is the best writing here by some distance, funny and exact about how early the need for an audience shows up.
The health posts make up the largest strand. She comes at ageing by asking what causes it at a cellular level and working forward from the research rather than from a product label, though the products she likes do arrive at the end. Nutritional cleansing gets described through what it changed about her days rather than only through weight.
There is a piece on chocolate and weight, and one on the stardust in human bodies that treats the fact as a genuine wonder rather than as a slogan.
She writes about news as well, including an athlete's arrest and a football owner's letter to his supporters, and those read as reactions produced quickly.
Come for the parenting pieces and the ageing research. Take the product recommendations as the endorsements they are.