Mom 101
Your Picky Eater Doesn’t Have the Same Rights as a Child with Food Allergies—And They Shouldn’t
Picky eating isn’t a condition your child has—it’s a behaviour, and it’s a hell of a lot easier to deal with than anaphylactic shock.
Dad Complains About No Baby Changing Stations. Moms Everywhere Sigh, “Duh.”
Mothers have been speaking up about this for years! So why did it take a man to complain on social media before there was any kind of movement or attention behind getting change stations in men’s restrooms?
I Co-Parent. I Have A Nanny. Do I Still Deserve the Title “Single Mother”?
There probably needs to be another word, in this day and age, with so many different types of family makeups, then “single mother,” to describe oneself. We single mothers, apparently, need to re-brand ourselves.
6 of Our Favourite Podcasts by Women
These aren’t necessarily about parenting, but they’re all relatable, interesting podcasts being created by some really cool women—and loved by Moms.
Are You A Good Friend? 7 Ways You Can Help Out a Fellow Mom
Here are 7 very simple, awesome and easy ways you can help out a fellow mother, and be the best friend possible, no matter how busy your life is.
Canna-Curious? This is What it’s Like to Visit an (Illegal) Dispensary
Since my first visit, I’ve become somewhat of a “canna-tourist,” as well, and have not only visited numerous illegal dispensaries in Toronto, where I live, but also in places like Palm Springs, Venice Beach, and San Francisco, where dispensaries are legal.
Another Day of #Parenting, Another @#$!% #Hashtag Day
Last week, I had two #parentingfails. I missed both #Nationaldaughtersday and #Nationalsonsday. In my defence, I had no clue there was such thing!
I Admit I Have No Clue How To Punish My Kids. So I Tried The Silent Treatment.
I actually wonder if most parents know how to punish their children in this modern age?
Vulnerability Might Be a New Trend, But Should We Really Share As Much As We Do?
Over the years I’ve debated what parts of my story to share, and where to hold back. I’ve considered my children and what they’ll one day read, and also others that would be impacted by my truth-telling crusade.