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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Kohl's Partnered with Harlow to Put Together Some Back-to-School Outfits
If you have tweens and teens, you know it’s really hard to shop for them. They are super particular about what they like and their shopping options are very limited. It seems many brands skip straight from children’s clothes to men’s and wo...
My Parasocial Problem with Yesteryear
I finished Yesteryear about two weeks ago. I listened to the audio version in two days, could not put it down, and then proceeded to make roughly ten separate videos trying to talk about it, because apparently, I have too many thoughts for...
What Exactly is a Co-Producer Anyway? And Every Other Question You Had About Mythic the Musical
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. It’s an original pop rock musical comedy based on...
Everything Happening in the Mommy Shorts Universe this Summer
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? It’s July 1st tomorrow!” Then she said, “Nooooo, I’m not ready to go back to school!” Easy Mazzy, we’ve still g...
The End and Beginning of Yet Another School Year
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. The mix of pride and impending doom is an interesting one. I’ve been googling synonyms for the past...
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