Using the word “just” when you ask a working mother to do the impossible during a pandemic is an insult, and you’re probably pissing her off.
Parenting
On Raising an Introverted Black Son
Raising an introvert is hard. Raising a Black son is often terrifying. Raising one who is both presents a special set of challenges for a mother.
15 Hilarious Tweets From Parents in July
May your sunscreen be strong, your sprinkler be sturdy, and your kids be happily occupied without leeching onto you every 12 seconds. Amen!
I’m In Awe Of The Working Mom
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.
The Right Answer About Statues
I guess the problem started when I planted the potted plant in honor of our eldest daughter, Karla’s, achievements.
Opening Schools This Fall Is a Complicated Matter: What You Should Know
Next year will not be perfect. It will be inconvenient, irritating at times, and uncomfortable.
Getting Slapped in the Face with Your Own White Privilege Can Be a Good Thing
By Sam Wassel of Between the Monkey Bars I have a somewhat embarrassing confession to make: I didn’t know the details of what happened to George Floyd until about four days after the fact. I know what you’re probably thinking: How is that even possible? It seems like EVERYONE is talking about it. But you see, […]
Please Don’t Let Me Sh*t in the Car Line
IBS is a real bitch — especially when you’re trapped in the school pick up line. You might find yourself sneaking into the bus lane in desperation.