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Business Casual Wardrobe Reboot - SavvyMom

Back-to-Work Wardrobe Reboot

Sorting out your back-to-work wardrobe — whether it’s post-baby or post-pandemic — ain’t easy. You’ve changed. Your world has changed. Time to go shopping?

Why Do Bullies Win? - SavvyMom

Why Do Bullies Win? I Asked Chat GPT

We take the high road. We work hard. We try to be allies. So, why do bullies win? I asked the nice robots at Chat GPT and here’s what they said…

I Couldn't Stop Reliving My Traumatic Birth Experience - SavvyMom

Two Babies Later, I Can’t Forget My Traumatic Birth Experience

I was barely conscious of his birth. I closed my eyes in the silence as he was born without a sound. I couldn’t stop reliving my traumatic birth experience.

Helping Kids to Understand Privilege - SavvyMom

Helping Your Kids to Understand Privilege

Our parents wanted us to be grateful for what we had, to understand privilege. And gratitude doesn’t stem from feeling bad about yourself.

Adulthood: A Great Leveller for All of Our Kids

By the time we’ve grown up, it’s hard to tell who excelled at what as kids. We’re all pretty much equal, give or take, when it comes to how we live our lives.

How to Build Resilience in Kids - SavvyMom

How to Build Resilience in Kids

The ability to overcome adversity or failure and manage stress is not something that kids are born with. Here’s how to build resilience in kids.

When You Disagree with Your Child's Teacher or Coach - SavvyMom

When You Disagree with Your Child’s Teacher or Coach

We really are all working toward the same goals. The last thing you want is to disagree with your child’s teacher or coach.

What Keeps Women Awake at Night - SavvyMom

What Keeps Women Awake at Night?

Insomnia is the worst. Here are some ways to counter the most common issues if you’re wondering what keeps women awake at night.

Here's What You'll Miss When Your Kids Grow Up - SavvyMom

This Is What You’ll Miss When Your Kids Grow Up

The stages my children have moved through aren’t coming back. In their place are newer, more independent versions. Here’s what you’ll miss when your kids grow up.