A powerful, moving letter from a mother to her daughter.

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Before you get nervous, rest assured that you are capable of supporting a loved one in labor. Here are a few tips.

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Until you become a parent, you don’t realize how much poop will affect your life. You don’t know that your child pooping could make or break a day, like I’ve experienced frequently over the past year with my youngest.

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I am not a toddler mom. Though my child is definitely not a newborn anymore — and she isn’t exactly giving me infant vibes, either — I can’t say with any kind of confidence that she’s a toddler, either.

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The ability to maintain work-life balance is heralded as a way to preserve your sanity, especially in a world where many people now work from home, scheduling your time is essential to your well-being. The problem is that many people have a hard time disconnecting from their work.

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If you're planning on going back to work after COVID-19, it's normal that you might have some post-pandemic anxiety. Here are five tips to help you feel more prepared.

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Cultural appropriation is a hot-button issue that is often misunderstood. Like all the big, uncomfortable topics that can be daunting to explain to children, we are not always armed with the exact right words the moment we need them. But now, perhaps more than ever, it is vital that parents take the time to learn about this complex issue and have honest discussions at home. If you're worried about how to approach this issue with your children, here are some ways you can explain cultural appropriation to your kids.

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On the destination end of our move, we had to put our belongings in storage for three months, and the day the movers pulled up to our new home in a giant truck containing all our “stuff,” we wished they’d just kept driving.

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It’s totally possible to recharge your batteries while your kids are awake. You just have to be willing to get creative.

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It wasn't until my friend sent me a TikTok video explaining what "cheugy" meant that I had ever heard of it... and at the same time, I was mildly horrified to discover that it was describing me.

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