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How to Write a Work Email from Home

November 6, 2020 By Sammiches Guest Writer

Working from home when you have toddlers and annoying dogs is super fun! AND EASY! Take this email, for example.

Working from home is super easy when you also have toddlers and babies and an annoying dog. This email is an example. Super. Fun.

Filed Under: Humor, Parenting Tagged With: children, email, humor, Parenting, remote work, working from home, writing an email

This Is How I Remain A (Mostly) Anxiety-Free Parent

September 8, 2020 By Sammiches Guest Writer

I used to be a high-anxiety person, but I learned to control it, especially when it comes to parenting. Like, for example, I stay off mom sites and trust the experts.

I used to be a highly anxious person, but I learned how to manage it when it comes to parenting. For example, I stay off mom sites and trust the experts.

Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: anxiety, children, moms, Parenting, parenting advice, worry

I’m In Awe Of The Working Mom

July 24, 2020 By Sammiches Guest Writer

Working moms, how do you do all the things? There aren't enough hours in the day to manage all I manage plus a full work day. I am in awe of you.

Working moms, how do you do it? How do you all the things I do plus endure an exhausting day at work? There aren’t enough hours in the day to do it all.

Filed Under: Parenting Tagged With: children, Life, Parenting, responsibilities, SAHM, working moms

Sometimes It’s Alright to Say “I Don’t Know”

June 11, 2020 By Topher P

Our children need us to know better than them, but if on occasion we don't, it's alright to say "I don't know."

Our children need us to know better than them, but if on occasion we don’t, it’s alright to say “I don’t know.”

Filed Under: Life, Parenting Tagged With: children, faith, morals, Parenting, questioning God

Motherhood: Women Existing as Isolated Villagers

June 4, 2020 By Sammiches Guest Writer

We are told about the village, and we live close to one another. Yet so many of us moms are still incredibly lonely.

We are told about the village, and we live close to one another. Yet so many of us moms are still incredibly lonely.

Filed Under: Health, Life, Parenting Tagged With: anxiety, children, Family, motherhood, Parenting, post-partum

7:30am to 8:00am in the Time of Covid

April 7, 2020 By Sammiches Guest Writer

What happens in a 30-minute timespan when you're quarantined with an emotional 3-year-old and fearing the wakeup of an angry 5-year-old.

What happens in a 30-minute timespan when you have an irrational 3-year-old and you’re waiting anxiously for the angry 5-year-old to wake up.

Filed Under: Humor, Life, Parenting Tagged With: anxiety, children, covid19, Parenting, quarantine, self-reflection

Breaking The Silence-The Importance Of Talking To Our Children About Loss

August 16, 2016 By Misha

Death was all around me. The first time was when I was seven years old and the phone rang at 2AM, disrupting our family’s peaceful sleep with that shrill, non-stop ring. It was as if the phone was screaming, “Get up and answer this call, now.” Nothing good ever comes from a 2AM phone call. […]

Filed Under: Sassy Mommy Tagged With: children, death, Family, fear, Loss, talking

Breathe

July 29, 2016 By Richard Black

“Just breathe,” I say to Darcy, my six-year-old daughter. “Look in my eyes and just breathe.” She’s taken a fall on the sidewalk, running in the ill-advised flip flops I told her to trade in for more sensible shoes. “I told you so,” however, holds little satisfaction from a parent with a six-year-old. In young […]

Filed Under: Columns, The Unfit Father, Uncategorized Tagged With: breathe, children, depression, OCD, panic, panic disorder

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