Posts by Charity Curley Mathews, Author at Motherly
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Charity Curley Mathews

Charity Curley Mathews is a former executive at Martha Stewart and HGTV who's now a family food writer at Foodlets.com. That's where you'll find her super simple recipes packed with fresh ingredients and tried-and-true advice about raising little foodies. The author of five cookbooks for kids, including “Super Simple Baking for Kids,” she's been featured on Food Network.com, Disney, HGTV, Huffington Post, WHUP radio, ABC 11-TV and more.She has a BA in Communications from Western Washington University, a certificate in Fundraising Management from Columbia University in New York City, and is currently finishing a Masters degree in Social Work from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, where she is a Distinguished Scholar candidate. When she graduates, she’ll have earned credentials including MSW, C-SSWS and LCSW.Charity lives on a small farm in North Carolina with her family of six, plus their rescue dogs, bunnies, chickens and bees.

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The mental load of feeding a family is heavy—and moms often carry it

Organizing the family’s food is unrelenting. Like laundry, there’s no “getting caught up” in cooking.

The Lost Daughter

The Lost Daughter review: Are we finally allowed to talk about the darker aspects of motherhood?

Maggie Gyllenhaal’s directorial debut film, “The Lost Daughter,” wonders what makes a good—and bad—mother

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20+ road trip snacks that are tried-and-true family favorites

These easy snacks are reasonably healthy, not too messy and a hit with kids every time.

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8 homemade holiday food gifts for families to make together

These kid-tested gifts are simple enough for busy parents to make and sweet enough for any child to enjoy.

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15 plant-based Thanksgiving dishes your kids will totally love

Every recipe here is kid-tested and easy enough for busy parents to pull off. Yum.

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