Backseat Babies
KCRW, Nathalie Hill, Debbie Steingesser, Elin Strong, Courtney Falsey, Elina ShatkinA guide for SoCal parents who still love good music, great food, and discovering what’s new — now with kids in tow. By subscribing, you agree to receive communications from KCRW.
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I’m a millennial mom of two who traded steady paychecks for play dates (for now). I write about style, identity, and the dualities of modern motherhood.
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