Coiling your hair around your finger and pulling it in a circle — also known as hair twirling — is a fairly common habit. Twirling your hair is part of a group of behaviors called “fidgets.” Children, ...

Twirling hair around the fingers may be something a person does out of habit. However, the behavior may also have links with stress and mental health disorders. Repeated hair twirling can cause ...

Toddlers love their habits. Whether it's wearing a favorite unicorn backpack 24/7 or insisting that you read her the same book six times in a row, most of these behaviors are harmless and make for a ...

Mia Ashley Marsh performs a baton twirling routine during the 2022 All East Championships, presented by NJ Twirling, at the Wildwoods Convention Center, Saturday, April 23, 2022.Get Photo Madison ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Every summer for the last 57 years, UT's campus briefly holds more batons than people. Kids of all ages come to learn from UT's majorettes at twirling camp. "It's a combination of ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — For Kansas City native Savannah Miller, it’s been a busy few weeks – getting back from teaching in Europe and getting ready for her senior year at the University of Arkansas. She’s ...

Samantha Merigliano is a Florida State University majorette, a Sarasota local and now a placing competitor in the International Baton Twirling Federation’s world championships. The competition, which ...

We all have nervous little habits. Whether you bite your nails or tap your hands on your knees, they’re all seemingly harmless, right? When it comes to hair twirling – a habit many ladies have – a ...

Like leggings and peace signs, could baton-twirling be the next old trend to make a comeback? Former competitive twirler Sharla Comstock is betting on the nostalgia of parents and intrigue of children ...

BUFFALO, NY - The World Championships of Twirling begins Wednesday in Norway, and three local teens are there to compete. Alexa Tamburlin, 16, of Amherst, Miranda Proctor, 16, of Grand Island, and ...