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February 1, 2013
This post is the third in the series "This Is Childhood," which captures moments in our children's lives, from age 1 to 10.

I was slow to motherhood. Painfully slow.

To be perfectly honest, I was scared of my first baby, Sam. I convinced my husband to change all the diapers at the hospital. I didn't do the first few sponge baths at home. My willingness and desire to nurse him for close to a year was the crowning achievement of my first year as a mother. That I announced Sam's status as a breastfed child whenever possible said more about my insecurities in every other department than any feelings I had about "breast is best." Continue reading...
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CYMA SHAPIRO
The Love and Wounds of Adopting
On my younger kids' birthdays, my husband asks me in passing, "What time were they born?" before catching himself foolishly. They've started turning away when they hear this, cognizant of the fact that none of us know. But, here's the truth: They are mine, and they aren't. Continue reading...
LAURA COCOCCIA
Santa, Self-Deception, and the Survival Instinct
2013-01-18-TEDplayvideo"Self-deception" might seem like a fairly heavy-handed term to use in describing the average 5-year-old's belief in Santa Claus. So let's extend the metaphor, as Michael Shermer does, back to our ancestors. Continue reading...
SHANNON SUTHERLAND
Even Parents Trip
The moment the word "trip" left my mouth, I burst into tears. I had been holding my emotions in all day, trying to stay calm for my daughter. But as I recounted that day's events to the nurse I couldn't do it for a second longer. I tripped, my daughter hit her head and now we're in the ER. Continue reading...
BETH KOBLINER
The 4 Biggest Money Mistakes Parents Make
We as parents bring a lot of baggage and emotion into the topic of money, and we can quickly feel guilty or embarrassed by what we did and didn't teach our children. It's important to keep in mind that there often aren't clear-cut right answers. Continue reading...
LIZ KOZAK
Could My Daughter Be the Next Tina Fey?
Last night, millions of viewers bid farewell to one of television's most beloved characters of all time: Liz Lemon. For so many of us awkward, nerdy, trying-to-make-it-in-this-crazy-world gals, she was an icon. For me, specifically, the Other Liz was a hero. Continue reading...


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