Mama

What’s the cure for children whining?

A sense of connection can mend that awful out-of-sorts feeling that’s bothering them.

Dear husband, I don’t thank you enough for all that you do

When I put a pillow over my head and try to pretend it’s your turn to get up, I should stop and thank you for all the (many!) times you’ve comforted her at night.

When life gets overwhelming, I remind myself—I’m raising an amazing kid

Even though mom life can be busy and overwhelming... it’s also so awesome because of you.

Your toddler is a bundle of joy, too—if you see him that way

Seeing your toddler’s behavior through the lens of positive intent can help them develop a positive self-concept.

Change is hard, mama—here are 5 ways to make it easier

The one constant in our lives is change.

Pregnant? 5 expert ways to boost your bond with your husband

5. Breathe together.

Time for a staycation?

There is nowhere as precious as home.

My child’s disability does not define him—or me

Living with disabilities can be hard, but having a disability isn’t the end of the world. 

5 ways to help your toddler manage change—minus the tantrum

Verbals skills + mastering their universe = turmoil, tears and opportunity.

17 kind ways to say no to your child

Because we can’t always say yes, even if we want to.

To combat postpartum depression, mama, do whatever works for you

Don’t let silence and stigma stop you from getting help.

Is school stressing out your child? 10 ways to tell—and help them feel better

Because your child may not be able to find the right words to describe.

Do you and your husband share the same love language?

The 5 love languages are: physical touch, words of affection, quality time, gift giving, and acts of service. Which one is yours?

To the new mama shopping at Target—please don’t leave because your baby’s screaming

You have a whole support system in every aisle of this store, mama, and we are rooting for you. 

A C-section, 8 weeks of mat leave + a new baby later, I’m back at work

Here’s what I learned.

You’re not imagining it: Women work more than men, most of it unpaid

The solution could be as simple as better workplace policies—for men and women.

When you’re stuck having a bad day, there’s a simple solution—play

A change in perspective can make all the difference, mama.

Dear husband, I miss you

Sometimes I look at you and realize we haven’t had a moment together, alone, in forever.

I thought I knew all there was to motherhood—then I had my second child

It takes time to find a new normal.

I’m the world’s okay-est mom

Because perfect parents don’t exist.