This is what happens when people have too much money! A British millionaire is offering £100,000 (about $162,000) to the person with his favorite money-winning idea. Despite 160 entries, somehow Karl Dorn has made it to the top 10 with Help For Husbands, a Livestrong-like bracelet meets mood ring that changes color to warn men when to stay away. "Through my research I've found out that women's Read more

Avoiding your dad's call? Hanging up faster? Hiding in your room until menopause? It's because you don't want to have a baby with dear old dad. Which, while disturbing, is really better than the alternative. While ovulation may be a good time to schedule a first date, it's a bad time to hang out with your father, at least according to your mating instincts. A new study looked at women's phone Read more

If we had to choose between a laid-back guy and an aggressive one, I think most of us would opt for laid-back. Turns out, though, it's not what women choose on most days of the month, but it is on the few days we're ovulating. The men women choose during this fertile period tend to have low levels of the stress hormone cortisol, adding credit to the theory that women pick better long-term Read more

A new study found that women are more likely to dress to impress and buy sexier clothes while ovulating. The study discovered that ovulating women were more likely to buy sexier products when attractive women were nearby (they're subconscious threats) while nonovulating women were not subject to the same effect. The conclusion? The menstrual cycle affects women's buying habits. This would be Read more

This post was submitted by Senorita in The Mommy Club group. When I got married, on our wedding website I did have a fun counter until the wedding and my SIL in law had a similar one when she was prego with my niece but yesterday I was amazed to find a counter for when you are ovulating! I know people are probably excited about the prospect of getting pregnant and having a child but I was amazed Read more

Thirty may seem like the new 20, but not when it comes to a woman's fertility. According to new research, the odds are stacked against women who hold out to have children, particularly those who wait until they are in their 30s and 40s. One report said: The study published by the University of St. Andrews and Edinburgh University in Scotland found that women have lost 90 percent of their eggs Read more