
7 subtle things parents do that make kids feel like they’re never enough
Kids roll their eyes like it’s an Olympic sport. You set a curfew, ask for help with the bins, or suggest an early night—and suddenly

Kids roll their eyes like it’s an Olympic sport. You set a curfew, ask for help with the bins, or suggest an early night—and suddenly

Feeling close to our kids doesn’t come from big speeches or grand gestures. It’s built in tiny moments—often with a few well‑chosen words. Over the

Feeling your kids pull away stings. You cook dinner, ask how their day went, and get a shrug. You crack a joke, and they disappear

My mother stood in my kitchen last Thanksgiving, surveying the Ikea furniture and rental agreement on the counter. “But you have a master’s degree,” she

Let’s be honest—parenting advice changes faster than the laundry piles up. What used to be considered “good parenting” can now feel a little…off. Over the

Let’s face it: parenting can be exhausting, beautiful, messy, and complicated all at once. Between diaper blowouts, preschool drop-offs, and late-night fevers, we’re just trying

Class isn’t something you announce—it’s something you show. I’ve learned this both in the workplace and at home (believe me, toddlers will humble you if

Aging is such a loaded word, isn’t it? Some people dread it, others embrace it, and most of us probably float somewhere in between. I’m

Some people walk into a room and command attention. Others? They don’t make a big fuss, yet somehow their presence lingers. They leave you feeling

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: some people just draw others in. You know the type—whether it’s at the playground, in the school pickup line, or during a

I met her on a rainy Thursday, the kind of day that makes you want soup and an early night. She laughed when I asked