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Is My Daughter Spoiled?
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Everyone has an opinion about only children. Grandparents, neighbours, strangers in checkout lines, that one friend who read half an article on child psychology in 2014 and never recovered. Apparently,…
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I Don’t Iron Anymore, Mom, and Here’s Why
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Apparently, there’s a right way to live. And it starts with ironing your towels. Yes – towels. Because, as my mother would say, “It’s what decent people do.” Meanwhile, I’m…
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POV: You Have One Kid and Everyone Thinks You’re Broken
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Some people collect stamps. Others collect spouses. My family collects grandchildren. And apparently, I have committed the ultimate act of familial treason by daring – daring! – to stop reproducing…
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Mood Swings Are My Core Workout
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I used to think mood swings were a sign of emotional instability. Now I know they’re just my brain doing CrossFit in the gym of modern motherhood. People say I…
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When Your Toddler Refuses to Poop (and You Start to Question Everything)
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Let’s get one thing straight: my daughter can pee. She pees like a champion – a confident, free-spirited, splashy little goddess of bodily autonomy. No diapers, no drama, just pure…
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Three and Unstoppable: A Birthday Celebration of Our Little Raver
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There are moments in life that force you to confront the tender, unvarnished truths of parenthood. For us, that moment arrived with a confetti cannon’s worth of glitter and the…
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One and (Blessedly) Done
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“Just one? That’s selfish.” “You’re not thinking of your child.” “What if something happens to her?” Ah, yes. Nothing screams warm-hearted concern like insinuating my parenting choices are one minor…
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I Love My Kid. I Miss My Life. Both Can Be True.
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Welcome to Motherhood, Where You’re Expected to Be Everything, Everywhere, All at Once – Minus the Multiverse Powers Ah, motherhood. That magical, messy journey filled with spit-up, unsolicited advice, and…
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Operation Toddler Relocation: A Tragicomedy in Three Acts
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Act One: The Naive Pregnant Idealist Once upon a time, in the golden age of pre-parenthood, a wise and rested woman proclaimed, “My child will never sleep in my bed!…
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By Your Side
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With you,There were no terrible twos,Only momentsOf hard realizations,Of laying foundations,As together, we built connections. Day by day, we learned to grow,Facing life’s waves but never the undertow.Because you know—This…