A Love Letter to My Friends
And how we are fighting the patriarchy by asking for help. It’s 6am. Because of work and travel, a friend’s […]
Parenting
The Magic of Being Seen
Recently, a friend in one of my group texts shared a sweet moment: her three-year-old had ordered for her at
When Science Gets Lost: The Unfair Burden of Blaming Mothers
I remember being pregnant with both of my children. The overwhelming fear of doing something wrong. The endless list of
Why I Choose the Long Way: Building Community in Everyday Moments
A few months ago, I wrote about the importance of human connection and how our relationships fundamentally shape our well-being. Today, I
Creating and Living Your Values as a Family
I have talked with a lot of parents over the years who get anxious about their children making the right
4 Tips for Raising Resilient Children
My daughter starts kindergarten in the fall and the school recently sent out some expectations for skills that she should
How To Handle Information Overload When Parenting Your Children
When I was pregnant with my daughter, I would stay up late researching every little thing to make sure I
