Apparently, kids grow up. A newsletter about parenting in the big kids years with a focus on tweens, trends and internet culture from a recovering mommy blogger who has always been VERY online.
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We have now reached the part of the summer where my real life is moving significantly faster than my online life, and I need to catch back up before school starts, so I thought that while I’m busy hiking Madeira on Instagram, I would give a real life update on Substack.
If you have tweens and teens, you know it’s really hard to shop for them.
I went back and forth about whether I liked the book as I was reading it, but as someone who also posts about my family online, I often found myself wondering— would the author judge me as harshly?
A few weeks ago, I announced that I was making the exciting step of becoming a co-producer for the musical Mythic, which if all goes as planned, will be coming to Broadway some time in 2027.
Yesterday, I was in the car with Mazzy and she said, “I can’t believe it’s almost the end of June.” I was like, “Almost the end?
School is officially out for both Mazzy and Harlow and I have to say, as the kids get older, each graduation gets more and more bittersweet.
I’ve got a huge announcement today that feels like a lifetime in the making.
Harlow’s Bat Mitzvah was this past Saturday and I thought, before I share my thoughts and feelings about the day (spoiler alert: it was one of the best days ever), I would share my thoughts about Harlow leading up to the big day, which is what I wrote for my speech at the service.
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Harlow’s Bat Mitzvah is this Saturday.
