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  • It’s Not About the Broccoli: Book Review

    Erin Britt October 2, 2021 reviews & interviews

    By Galit Breen. Rose’s message is to change this conversation from food to habits.

    food, eating habits, cooking, family, motherhood, parenting, book review

    The Witching Hour

    Erin Britt October 1, 2021 essays

    By Amanda Magee. This new witching has no hour, no warning, although it feels like it comes at points in the day when I am at my most vulnerable.

    witching hour, patience, teeagers, crying, tantrum, parenthood, motherhood, memories

    Letting Go

    Erin Britt September 29, 2021 Labor

    By Mary Firestone. Turns out, having a breech baby is a very hot topic.

    breech, pregnancy, position, c-section, birth, motherhood, parenting

    Magical Rocks

    Erin Britt September 28, 2021 essays

    By Joelle Wisler. His blue eyes twinkled at me, bursting with the Irish charm that only a man who was born on St. Patrick’s day can have.

    pregnancy, birth, magic, memento, grandparents, death, dementia, travel, safety, journey

    Carpool with Mamalode: Unrealistic Demands

    Erin Britt September 27, 2021 mama says

    Mamalode is on the radio!

    carpool with mamalode, carpool, ride, motherhood, time, life, family, school

    My Smugness Comes From Years of Experience

    Erin Britt September 24, 2021 essays

    By Brenna Jennings. The childfree who take such satisfaction in the wholesale dismissal of parenthood have zero idea what it is to have a kid.

    parenting, single, motherhood, loss, judgement, childless

    Transition

    Erin Britt September 23, 2021 essays

    By Andrea Mowery. And just like that, I’m no longer a parent of little kids.

    parenting, childhood, kids, growth, change, role, identity, motherhood

    Day in the Life of Mamalode: Ruth Augusta

    Erin Britt September 22, 2021 essays

    By Katie Petersen. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and parent-to-parent, I challenge you to talk to your child about body safety.

    child abuse, body safety, parenting, motherhood, detective, occupation, protection

    Equal and Opposite

    Erin Britt September 21, 2021 essays

    By Jennifer Savage. Seth and I spend most of our nights wearing headlamps.

    space, light, bedtime, house, living, parenting, motherhood, sisters, family, spring, sunset

    Fragile Bravery

    Erin Britt September 20, 2021 essays

    By Angela Smith. I imagine that when any woman discovers a knot in her breast there would be a moment of withdrawal from reality

    breast exam, breast cancer, breast lump, fear, future, family, parenting, motherhood
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