Although the COVID-19 madness is nowhere near behind us, people already started to plan what their lives will be in a post-pandemic world. Inevitably, the pandemic has caused tremendous worries and fears amongst other complicated emotions. So what’s next?

Since social distancing is mandatory, why not just make the best out of the home quarantine? Segmanta explored what people did for fun to cope with boredom or loneliness during social distancing, as a family, and as an individual.

Whilst the pandemic sweeping across the globe, we are required to keep a social distance. Did the relationships grow closer or more distant when driven to spend more time together or forced to being apart?

Unemployment is the unfortunate by-product of the pandemic and many families were driven to change their grocery spending, childcare arrangements, and so forth. Read here to find out how people react to financial instability during social distancing.

Did the government have our backs when COVID-19 happened? Will our jobs be secure in the future? Can we trust our government to handle a crisis like this efficiently and transparently in the future?

The unexpected pandemic disrupted our lives a great deal. Inevitably, our eating habits changed due to the new norms in grocery shopping, restaurant closure, social distancing, etc. We took a closer look at the consumers who turned to takeout food delivery to feed themselves during the quarantine.

As the COVID-19 pandemic leads to new social distancing norms, consumers are forced to adapt their basic grocery shopping habits. More consumers are reluctant to risk their health by shopping in-store, instead of turning to online grocers to stock their pantries.

Since almost all of our surveyed moms are “digital natives”, it is of great value to learn how motherhood, parenting style, and family life are affected by social media usage. In this article, we focus on 2 specific segments: the “Sharenting moms” and the “Heavy screen time moms”.

Asian mothers are changing their view of having and raising children. According to a study conducted in the U.S., COVID-19 is causing some mothers to rethink decisions about bringing children to the world especially when humankind constantly faces new uncertainties caused by a global pandemic, economic disruption, environmental disasters and more.

Mothers, who already shoulder plenty of responsibilities and pressure, have felt the burdens of childcare increase during the pandemic, and their inner thoughts, opinions, and sentiment gathered via declarative data are crucial for babycare brands to understand.