10 ways European parenting differs from American parenting
Parenting looks different depending on where you stand in the world. After raising my own kids and now walking the park paths with my grandkids,
Parenting looks different depending on where you stand in the world. After raising my own kids and now walking the park paths with my grandkids,
We’ve all been there. You shake someone’s hand, introduce yourself, and within minutes—sometimes seconds—you’ve already forgotten their name. It can feel embarrassing, even rude, but
We all want to believe the best about people—especially in parenting circles where we see each other at school pick-ups, birthday parties, and weekend games.
Let’s face it: parenting is tough, beautiful, and messy—often on the same day. I’ll be the first to admit I don’t know everything. But after
We’ve all met someone who insists, “I’m fine,” even when you can see in their eyes that they’re not. Maybe you’ve even been that person

Words can leave marks on our hearts that last a lifetime. When you’re a child, you don’t always understand money, responsibility, or sacrifice. But you
We all know someone who seems decades younger than their age—not because of wrinkle creams or workout routines, but because their mind is sharp, playful,
I love a sweet baby photo as much as anyone. There’s a snapshot on my fridge of Ellie with mud up to her knees, and
Parenting shifts with every generation. What once seemed like the gold standard in family life can feel unthinkable to many parents raising kids today. My
The 90s didn’t end with a bang—they dissolved pixel by pixel, one discontinued product at a time. While we panicked about the millennium bug, an

We don’t always hear people reminisce about their childhoods. Some remain quiet about it—not because it was painful, but because the lessons, love, and stability
If you grew up in a boomer household, you probably didn’t need a clock to know what happened after the final bell. The rhythm of