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  • Raising Sons In The Time Of Trump

    by Kristi Pahr
  • Why This Single Mom Won’t Be Buying Into The Holiday Hype

    by Jody Allard
  • White Parents: Teaching Our Kids To Be Colorblind Is Not The Answer

    by Kristi Pahr
  • The Problem With Liberal Parents Wanting Their Kids To Be More Progressive

    by Amy Monticello
  • When You’re Estranged From Your Mother On Thanksgiving

    By Jody Allard
    November 21, 2016

    As much as my heart aches for a mother’s love, I breathe a sigh of relief that I’m no longer enmeshed in her web of manipulation and lies. The last Thanksgiving I spent with my mother, we crowded around my dinner table and toasted each other with wine glasses full of sparkling cider. It was […]

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  • On ‘Good Guys’ And ‘Bad Guys’ Post-Election

    By Lee Laielli
    November 18, 2016

    When each side believes themselves to be “the good guys” and all attempts at communication only deepen the chasm of misunderstanding, what is our responsibility to one another? For half a year, the mind of my 3-year-old son has been consumed by superheroes. He prefers to dress in costume, existing as Iron Man, Spider-Man, or […]

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  • Ask A Single Mom: How Do I Deal With The Loneliness Of Single Parenting?

    By Adrienne Gunn
    November 14, 2016

    Were you invited to a Moms’ Night Out Holiday Cookie Exchange that demanded you bake 72 homemade cookies and don’t know how to say no? Ask a Single Mom. Thinking about divorce and want to know what life is like on the other side? Ask a Single Mom. Have no idea how to make time […]

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  • My Son Can’t Tell The Difference Between Boys And Girls

    By Anne Penniston Grunsted
    November 7, 2016

    Boy versus girl may not matter to Bobby, but finding someone to hold his hand in a crowded environment does. So he differentiates people based on their behavior and his sense of their personality. My son Bobby’s teacher recently told me that he can’t identify people by whether they are a boy or girl. I […]

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  • Heard Of A Parenting Prenup? Here’s Why Couples With Kids Should Consider One

    By Vicki Larson
    November 4, 2016

    In many ways, a parenting prenup is the true definition of planned parenthood. Even if you don’t pay attention to celebrity marriages and divorces, there’s something about Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s split that parents, or anyone who wants to be a parent one day, should pay attention to. Jolie and Pitt have six children […]

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  • Is There Such A Thing As Too Many Kids?

    By Lauren Apfel
    November 3, 2016

    While the concept that a gaggle of kids is a mark of social standing sounds ludicrous to the majority of us, the fact that people are influenced in their reproductive choices by what they see around them is less so. Tori Spelling recently announced she is pregnant with her fifth child. It was news I met with an unabashed: Wow, is […]

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  • How To Talk To Your Kids About Same-Sex Couples

    By Lindsay King-Miller
    October 26, 2016

    Families are different and grow in lots of different ways. Children understand this intuitively. Highlights magazine had no idea the ire they would draw when they responded to a reader’s post on Facebook asking why their publications don’t depict any same-sex parents or visibly LGBTQ families. The magazine answered that although they value inclusivity, “the […]

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  • A Moment At Her Side: On A Son’s Love For His Mother

    By Jeremy Owens
    October 20, 2016

    So much of what I love today began with her. I still take long, hot baths and occasionally put ketchup on popcorn because that’s what she did, and I want to be just like her. There’s a cute pair of jeans in my closet that I refuse to give away because I paid $200 for […]

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