Solidarity. But also—here's how to help make it better.
Now more than ever, we need to be a united front with our partners...even if it feels impossible.
We're seeing how social distancing can actually bring us closer to one another in some truly unexpected ways.
This is hard. Let's all just admit that. But we can get through it—together.
Mothering Black girls, for me, can be fraught with the responsibility of teaching them Black women's stories while clearing space for them to write their own.
It's new and could be a total game-changer for parents.
"Always have an extra large bag of chicken nuggets waiting in the freezer for quick lunches or nights you're too tired to cook dinner."
For me, accepting the limitations of my time and energy forces me to get incredibly clear about what I value most.
Luckily there's a lot we can do to make it easier—like giving ourselves a break on self-imposed expectations, and allowing some room for grace.
A new study shows dads log 50 more minutes of relaxation on the weekends than moms.
A mom shares her parenting views on social media choices, emphasizing respect for privacy without judging others.
Marsha Parker did it and she's inspiring us to do it, too.
I am the always-on-call parent. And if I miss any of it, if I slip up, that's all on me, too.
The labor requirements of a single mother are uniquely intense. Sometimes when I break it down for myself I feel like a superhero and sometimes I feel even more tired.
They might not be as 'mom-friendly' as we need them to be.
Instead of feeling burdened, what if we choose to be grateful for all we have to do? We get to shop. We get to wrap. We get to decorate.
11. Try a no spending challenge
And we love it.
We are devastated for them.