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Daycare is often presented as a subpar alternative to a stay-at-home parent—but that really isn’t true.
I needed to talk to my mom, I needed to chat with my friends, I needed advice from an expert, I needed to buy more diapers! My phone allowed me to do all these things (mostly) in silence, one-handed, at all hours of the day and night.
This isn’t about “missing out,” but discovering more.
Their emotions are real. Getting the red cup when she wanted the blue cup is significant to them.
4. Put your phone away. Be in control of your phone, not the other way around.
11. It’s never too early to give children language for their feelings.
I can’t fast-forward to an easier season, so I may as well lean into the hard ones.
6. Get to know the caregiver or teacher.
I promise this will be worth it.
Claim your beauty—so that your daughter can confidently claim hers, too.
Shift the ‘bad’ behavior into silly behavior.
And I'm okay with that.
I want to equip my children with minds that are adept at reading and writing, imagining and creating.
Miniature mealtime might be the perfect dining solution for your family.
Sleep expert Dr. Harvey Karp shares how to create good sleep habits from Day 1.
8 kinds of "weaners:" which one do you think you and your baby are?
What to do and what not to do when it comes to infants and essential oils.
What NOT to wear when you know you'll nurse baby in public.
Maybe I’ll get a tattoo that says, “I am not crazy, just tired.”
4 tips to help your kids create lasting childhood memories.
