10 revealing habits that instantly mark you as a Gen X parent (and make your kids cringe every time)
Gen X parents occupy a unique position. They grew up with keys around their necks and no adult supervision after 3 p.m., yet they’re raising
Discover fun and creative parent resources, from DIY projects to engaging activities. Make learning and play more meaningful for your child!
Gen X parents occupy a unique position. They grew up with keys around their necks and no adult supervision after 3 p.m., yet they’re raising
I love a good toy catalog as much as anyone. But when I think back to my own childhood, the things I actually remember most
Grandparents have a special role. We’re not the disciplinarians, nor are we the peers. We sit in that sweet spot between friend and mentor, holding
As parents, we spend a lot of energy on what we say to our kids: reminders about manners, conversations about kindness, or those life lessons
Becoming a mom for the first time is overwhelming, beautiful, and sometimes downright confusing. You think you’ve read enough books, heard enough advice, and prepared
Motherhood is often described as a joy, and it is—but it’s also a life of constant trade-offs. Some of those sacrifices are visible, like sleepless
I’m not proud of it, but the first time my niece took a solo trip, I refreshed the family group chat like it was a
Let’s be honest: parenting is already a full-body, full-heart job. Add “single” in front of it, and suddenly the load doubles—while the outside recognition often
Parenting doesn’t stop when your children become adults—it just changes shape. But here’s the thing: that change isn’t always smooth. I’ve had conversations with other
Let’s be honest: parenting isn’t about whether your child always says “please” or “thank you.” It’s about the small, everyday choices we make that eventually
The distance doesn’t arrive with slammed doors or angry declarations. It creeps in through shorter phone calls, delayed texts, and conversations that somehow never venture
Growing up, certain phrases felt as normal as morning cereal. Woven into daily life so seamlessly that questioning them felt like questioning gravity. Only years