We’ve all been there. Everybody has an opinion about something, from how your child is dressed, to what they’re eating to whether they’re “playing nicely” on the playground. Don’t you ever wish you could give… Read More »Snappy Comebacks for Unsolicited Parenting Advice
[et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text] Juggling work and kids and all the responsibilities that come with them can be overwhelming. So, how do we decide how to manage it all? Or should we? Photosanity‘s Alethea Cheng Fitzpatrick… Read More »On Juggling Work and Kids: What’s Right for You?
Leslie Winston of Mother Brooklyn shares the latest installment of her story of raising a special needs child. It took a while, but life did get better. After a lot of research and insurance… Read More »It Gets Better: Raising a Special Needs Child, Part III
It’s Mother’s Day again and our Editor-in-Chief has some thoughts about this particular day in May. It’s Sunday morning and I’m listening to the sounds of my husband, my own mom, and my two daughters… Read More »It’s Mother’s Day. Be Kind, Be Brave and Celebrate (Or Don’t. That’s Cool, Too)
Sometimes it feels like “mom” defines every single thing about you. But it’s not always the healthiest for a woman’s psyche. Contributor (and new mom) Holly Ellis Spiegel shares her tips on keeping your own… Read More »Moms and Moms-To-Be: 6 Ways to Keep Your YOU
With Mother’s Day approaching, our Editor-in-Chief is thinking a lot about motherhood, all it’s ages and stages, and what she’d say to her “new mama” former self now that she has eight years of experience under… Read More »Just Wait: A Mother’s Open Letter to Her Former Self
Starting your wee ones on solid foods can be a minefield. And everyone has an opinion about how you should go about it. We’ve been there. So we asked Certified Holistic Health and Integrative Nutrition… Read More »First Foods: Peas, Carrots, and Stain Stick – Oh My!
Photosanity’s Alethea Cheng Fitzpatrick shares her thoughts and advice on the age old problem parents face. Going back to work after having a baby is tough, whether it’s been 6 weeks, 6 months or 6… Read More »Tips for Juggling Work & Kids
Last month, Leslie Winston of MotherBrooklyn shared the first part of her family’ story. In part II of her journey, she shares the hard and fast details of finally getting a clinical diagnosis for her child… Read More »One Family’s Journey With Their Special Needs Child, Part II
Many of us have done this. Posting seemingly innocuous information about our children’s health online or on social media. “Tommy broke his arm! He needs surgery!” Medical student and Brooklyn mom, Rebecca Hughes shares her thoughts about… Read More »Protecting Our Children’s Privacy on Social Media