If one more person tells me to “embrace my age,” I’m gonna lose it.
This appeared in Redbook in June, 2009
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6 Ways to Stop Sibling Fighting
If hearing “It’s not faaaiiirrr!!” is driving you nuts, here’s a bit of help. From the July 2009 issue of Parenting. For more great Parenting content, visit Parenting.com.
[Read More]How to Choose Your Battles
This ran in Parenting in June 2009. For other great Parenting content, visit Parenting.com.
[Read More]26 Reasons You’re a Great Mom
This is my favorite story I’ve done in a long time. So much of what moms do happens when no one is around to notice. For more great Parenting stories, visit www.parenting.com. (This ran in May, 2009).
[Read More]How to Take a Mommy Day Off
This ran in the May 2009 issue of Parenting. Moms have a really hard time taking time for themselves, even if they want to and know they should. Here’s a guilt-free guide.
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[Read More]Teacher Trouble?
5 Smart Ways to Handle Teacher Troubles
Is it the teacher — or is it your kid? How to find out why your child’s unhappy at school
By Stephanie Dolgoff, Parenting
There was no single incident that made Kim Black of River Ridge, LA, realize that all was not sunshine and warm fuzzies between her son Harrison, then [...]
[Read More]Originally Published in 2008 in Parenting
My secret guilty pleasure
This morning, before I’d even had my coffee, the kitchen cabinet doors fell off their hinges, and cans of chickpeas rained down everywhere. My twin 5-year-old girls were each so desperate for my attention that I felt like a piece of raw meat…
[Read More]Originally Published in 11-2008 in Self
Great moments in women’s health
From epidurals (ahh!) to vagina lifts (boo!), here’s Health magazine’s list of the famous highs and lows in the last 20 years of female wellness.
[Read More]Originally Published in 09-2008 in Health
A few body image stories from SELF
Can’t recall your ATM password, but still remember the insult about your butt from a fifth-grade jerk? Turns out, body barbs affect us for years. Read on to move on.
[Read More]Originally Published in 02-2009 in self