On Parenting: Why 'princess culture' is bad for girls

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Why ‘princess culture’ is bad for girls

A new study shows critics of aggressive princess marketing were right to worry.

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Navigating the sleep-deprived world of toddler parenthood

My husband and I settle into bed — too late — because it took hours to convince our daughter that sleep was where she should be. And then we wanted — no, needed — time for ourselves.

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Teaching my kids the wonders of foraging in the suburbs

I'm not crunchy. I don't wear a nut bag around my neck, I don't wear hemp shoes. I'm a classic Bobbie Brown lip gloss cardigan-wearing suburban mom. But I also remember what it was like to have a relational experience with a landscape.

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She loves spending time at Dad’s, and Mom’s feeling insecure

How a mom can welcome her daughter back without buying her things to win her affection.

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