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While I am a bit bruised and a bit sore, I am still standing.
I want my child to feel like I'm home base. His rock. Even in a global pandemic.
Parents must be considered essential in our society, and their health and safety prioritized.
It took a once-in-a-century global pandemic to convince me to even consider trying it.
Virtually no aspect of life has been untouched.
"I just was not meant to be my kid's teacher," she says. "It's a different dynamic."
When this is all over, I hope you remember these little moments.
"I don't want to miss bedtime with my kid" is something many of us can relate to.
She's not alone: the COVID baby boom is looking more like a baby bust.
A year into the pandemic, my family is profoundly feeling their grandparents' absence.
It was just a few weeks before your birth when the whole world changed.
This California mother is sharing her journey to getting her three children the services they need during the pandemic.
The news correspondent became a new mom last year and knows the struggles firsthand.
"Was there germ-time when you were in kindergarten?"
It's been a year of "wait and see".
This milestone of them finally going back into school feels so extreme.
Say it louder for those of us in the back, mama
#2: That I would be ready to send my kids back to school when it became a possibility.
ICU nurse Mandi Tuhro snapped this photo of herself during a much-needed break.
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