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Growing up with hockey and heartbreak
I loved watching the children dip and swoop, eyes wide behind their protective helmet cages. The bright look hasn’t changed for either child.
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Friend or boyfriend: What should kids call a divorced parent’s new partner?
A child’s response to something as simple as referring to their mom’s boyfriend as a friend can be as individual and complex as a fingerprint.
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Toddlerhood: What you need is here
I am not embodied in anything, work or motherhood, but rather caught between the two, the space between halves.
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How Snapchat helps me connect with the teenagers in my life
I’m learning that preserving what we’re sharing isn’t the point. It’s the living moment that matters.
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6 reasons your teen’s life is more stressful than your own
Here are just a few of the reasons why your teenager’s life just might be more stressful than yours.
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