This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Lawayne Dacosta. It has been edited for length and clarity. My 8-year-old daughter, Londyn, recently had a school project for which she needed a ...

I've snapped photos with my firstborn son since he was born in 2017, but unlike my parents before me, many of the pictures I took were silly selfies with Snapchat filters. Back then, this was a ...

If you scroll through your old photos from the mid-2010s—the golden era of Snapchat—chances are, a fair number of those pictures feature a dog filter or a flower crown. Now, nearly a decade later, one ...

In this video, I explore the new Snapchat filters that transform users into a man, woman, or baby. I take it a step further by using these filters to playfully trick and catfish my family and friends.

My first child was born in 2017 and I have so many photos of him with Snapchat filters. He was a hard baby, and I had postpartum depression, and I struggled with loneliness. I found solace in taking ...

Unfortunately, Snapchat filters had all of us in a chokehold. When the photo sharing app Snapchat first launched filters in 2015, users scrambled to test out the ethereal and sometimes creepy ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Courtesy of Lawayne Dacosta Lawayne Dacosta is a 36-year-old mom to eight-year-old Londyn White, living in Atlanta. The mom and ...