Our theme for the month is SIMPLIFY, which is funny since my usual state of being is more like MAKE COMPLICATED.
But that is why I love this theme so much. I need it.
Our partners for the month are The Minimalists.
Our theme for the month is SIMPLIFY, which is funny since my usual state of being is more like MAKE COMPLICATED.
But that is why I love this theme so much. I need it.
Our partners for the month are The Minimalists.
An entire month of celebrating—celebrating each other, high-fiving yourself for every day you tuck in, and seeing the amazing in the ordinary. Yes, Mamaloders, we have much to celebrate. Let’s …
Once upon a time I had a baby. None of my close friends had babies. They were all in that phase of life where you are thinking about getting a dog but not sure if that is Just Too Much.
Back in the day I was really fun. The funnest.
From this magazine, to that one, and to all of the brave storytellers out there—we send our love and our words and our pens.
Mamalode’s publisher met Cindy Gallop last year and their discussion about how porn impacts children (and their parents) was mind blowing.
Mamalode has an internet crush on Call Me, Ishmael.
Call me, Ishmael is unbearably awesome. And even more awesome is that we will be doling out Ishmaels on Mamalode.
I worry about them. The lack of programs to ensure their self-esteem stays intact in spite of the conflicting media images about gender and sex.
I don’t know the answers—to any of the big questions really—but in particular about Ebola. All I know is that what I thought at first has changed and I know how it changed.