As the new generation of parents, millennials rely much on the Internet for information about how to raise a child.

Some millennials were offended by "bogus stereotypes" about young parents — like turning to the Internet rather than to experts for child-care information — while others defended their cohort’s characteristics as a win for children.

Whether a business leader wears his lucky socks or a person reads his horoscope before leaving the house, superstitions impact our willingness to take risks. Although research shows most people think crossing their fingers increases their luck, in reality, it does nothing to mitigate risk.