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“No political disagreement is as tough to handle as a negotiation with a toddler.”
Jessica Tarlov
Political commentator & author of I Disagree
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for the new generation of mothers
You can’t feel guilty for feeling guilty, it just doubles the problem.
Emma Swan spent seven seasons choosing to believe in impossible things. Off script, the actress and director learned it for real: a first trimester hidden on a Brooklyn set, a definition of having it all that had to be renegotiated daily, and a daughter watching from the doorway. On why everything in her life is now negotiable, the guilt she refuses to double, and the line she lives by at home and at work.
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In an exclusive clip from his new Audible podcast, A Great Book, the Former President sits down with Tom Hanks to talk Gilead, fatherhood, and the age every parent should savor.
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Fall anxiety is a documented pattern, not a personality flaw. How shorter days, lost morning light, and a heavier mental load stack up every autumn — and what actually helps.
She was in law school with $100 and a one-page website. Eight years later Intuit bought the company for $20 million — and the CorpNet CEO went back to a garage and started again.
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You are not eating badly.
You are not failing.
You are getting through.
“No political disagreement is as tough to handle as a negotiation with a toddler.”
Political commentator & author of I Disagree
Read the feature →
Coasters, a mirror for their room, and domed pots for top-secret treasures — enough glass tile for several afternoons, with tutorial videos and a part written for the grown-up who wants in.
A small knitted bunny with long floppy ears, a sleepy stitched face, rosy cheeks and a dusty-pink knit top. The kind of soft, quiet toy that ends up being the one they can’t sleep without.
One full-size stroller for all the stroller years — a reversible seat with five recline positions, a canopy that rises as they grow, rated to 50 lbs. UPF 50+ shade, never-flat tires, a one-hand fold and a basket that holds 25 lbs.
Fifteen cards, one affirmation per Slumberkins creature — something to hand a child mid-meltdown when your own words have run out. Self-worth, hard moments, coming back down.
A real mom's tested checklist for labor, postpartum, baby, and a c-section — plus the 8 things to leave at home.
You don't need a new wardrobe — you need 12 pieces that meet your body where it is. The postpartum capsule wardrobe, with a splurge and an under-$50 pick for each.
Scrub Daddy’s smiley sponge has a new sibling: a scratch-free baby bottle brush with soap in the handle, made for the 2am sink shift.
We obsess over the nursery and the birth plan. Almost no one prepares for the psychological transformation — and it is the part that changes you most.
The MPH nutritionist and GGStudio creator on the postpartum workout she'd actually recommend, and why the industry keeps failing the women who need it most.
The labs nobody orders for you, the symptoms you've been calling "just tired," and the appointments every mother deserves to book — before burnout becomes a diagnosis.
A simple, anti-inflammatory guide to postpartum recovery foods — what to eat to heal, regulate, and feel a little more like yourself.
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No more separate purees, no more cold dinners. The framework, eight reliable recipes, and the pantry list that make one-meal cooking actually work.
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Why food rejection intensifies between ages 2 and 4, the common habits that quietly make it worse, and a proven strategy to end the mealtime battle.
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The pediatric dietitian on raising confident eaters, why “perfect eating” quietly fails mothers, and what almost 20 years with celiac disease taught her about feeding a family without fear.
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