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This Is How To Co-Parent

By Kelsey Lueptow

June 06, 2013

Co-parenting can refer to a lot of different situations. A bare-bones definition, and the one that I’ll use throughout this piece, is: two people contributing to the parenting of the same child or children while leading separate lives. Divorced parents; “single” parents who were previously involved; platonic cooperative efforts between two humans who choose to raise a child t...

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There Are No Perfect Parents

By Rachel Walker

June 03, 2013

No matter how vigilant you are about protecting your children, accidents will happen. Last Friday, my friend’s 18-month-old daughter sustained second-degree burns on both of her legs and feet when she climbed into the front seat of my friend’s car, removed the top of a travel mug, and poured scalding tea onto her lower body. My friend and her family—husband, 4-year-old son, a...

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My Son Wears Pink Sunglasses: He's Either Gay Or A Girl, Right?

By Jayson Gaddis

May 30, 2013

Is your son less of a boy or man if he wears pink? Chances are, if a boy wears pink in this culture he will likely be judged as gay or feminine over time. I paint my toenails. I wear pink sometimes. My son likes pink too and loves to play princess or fairies with his awesome babysitter. So, are we both gay or feminine now? So, the other day we went to a friend’s house and my son had on...

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