Tweet Roundup | This Week’s Funniest Tweets About Parenthood
Parenting is 50% love, 10% lies, 10% yelling and 30% unclogging toilets. Enjoy this week's funniest tweets about parenthood! [...]
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Tweet Roundup | This Week’s Funniest Tweets About Parenting Twins
There are two things in life for which we are never fully prepared: Twins. Enjoy this week's funniest tweets about parenting twins! [...]
Sweatpants & Parenting | When Childcare Becomes a Barrier to Education
In 2010, I became a displaced housewife and single mom. My three-year-old and I camped out on a gifted set of bunk beds in my mom’s converted garage. It was humble. I was [...]
That’s What She Said | Why Failing as a Mother is a Good Thing
One of my kids barely talked to me for the better part of a year. He left for school, came home, went to his room, came out for food, grunted at me, and went back to his [...]
Sweatpants & Soul | Dealer
I have been writing stories in recent months that are as painful to read as they are to write. Truths, revelations, memories that now serve a purpose were once shoved [...]
Sweatpants & Parenting | The Grief of Parenthood in the Happiest Place on Earth
After my last trip to Disneyland, I swore that I would never return. Reasons for this declaration might seem obvious at first. I mean, there are the hours standing in line, [...]
Before You Judge That Mom That You Don’t Know
I know you see me. I know you see me out enjoying a few cocktails with my husband, and you wonder why I am not home with my children. Before you judge me, let me share with [...]
Sweatpants & Parenting | Motherhood Shows You Who Your Friends Are
New mom Dolores Smyth reflects on how her friendships changed once she had her baby and how she found her "Mom Crew." [...]
5 Bad Holiday MOMents to Make You Feel Better About Yourself
The holidays can be a fraught and stressful time for all of us, but if you are a mom-person who is raising young humans, it’s enough to drive you right up the chimney. [...]
The 5 School Moms You Want As Friends
“We had a good run,” I say, and wrap my arms around her. “We did,” she answers, squeezing back. We’re not teary or ecstatic. We’re the [...]
