American Mom in Norway
Ariana HendrixEssays by an American mom abroad about the politics and culture(s) of parenthood. Mostly I just want everyone to have paid leave and affordable childcare.
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A very busy day in the life of an American mother in Norway
If you’re a subscriber, you might know that I’m an American who has been living in Norway for 12 years, that I have two young daughters, ages 7 and 3, and that my husband and I both work full-time. This combination of factors means that mos...
Should American momfluencers abroad get more political?
“Many of the mothers I know want more flexible work that treats them like human beings, they also want a purpose beyond their work (and it is hard work) in the home. They want equality. They want choice. They want options and financial secu...
You can’t cut vaccine protections for babies while denying families the right to paid leave. But the U.S. just did.
It’s a bit ironic that my first published article as a family policy advocate is about how keeping kids out of day care is an important factor in preventing childhood illness. The truth is that seeing my name in print has been a bright spot...
7 Norwegian Christmas traditions I love (and the American one I miss the most)
Christmas morning at my home in Norway
On December 27, 2013, I moved from Michigan to Norway to live with my long-distance boyfriend. My first night of living in this country was quiet, just the two of us in a little apartment in Oslo, the...
Flu season is here. Why parents should be paid to take care of their sick kids
The Sick Child by Edvard Munch, 1926. Courtesy of Munchmuseet.
It’s mid-October and here in the Oslo suburbs, fall has already reached its peak. Outside, the birch leaves have turned from green to gold, and everything is beautiful in that...
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