
9 “selfish” hobbies that will make you a better parent than any parenting book
You know that moment when you finally sit down after the kids are in bed, and instead of doing something for yourself, you’re scrolling through

You know that moment when you finally sit down after the kids are in bed, and instead of doing something for yourself, you’re scrolling through

Parents from different economic backgrounds unknowingly pass down vastly different messages about money, work, and possibility—and these childhood phrases can shape financial destinies for generations.

Every Christmas I watch my grandchildren tear through wrapping paper, their eyes wide with excitement over whatever’s inside. The latest gadgets, toys, games. But here’s

When someone smiles while criticizing you, the confusion is almost worse than the criticism itself. That’s what makes passive-aggressive parenting so damaging—the words sound harmless,

Last Thanksgiving, my mother reached for Milo’s plate to cut his food into smaller pieces—for the third time that evening. He’s two. He was doing

Being a grandparent is one of life’s greatest joys, but let me tell you—it’s also one of its trickiest balancing acts. You want to be

Last Saturday at the farmers’ market, I overheard a grandmother telling her daughter, “In my day, we didn’t coddle children like this.” Her tone was

Here’s something nobody tells you when you first become a parent: you won’t fully understand the weight of your choices until years—sometimes decades—later. When my

I’ll be honest with you—it took me years to recognize what my parents got right. Growing up in a small Midwest town with traditional, fairly

Looking back on my own childhood, I realize now just how much my parents gave up without ever making a big deal about it. And

Look, I won’t pretend to have it all figured out, but here’s something I’ve been thinking about lately: the words we use to survive our

Getting older means watching your parents age too. And somewhere along the way, the roles start to shift—suddenly you’re the one checking in, offering advice,