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Elin Strong, writer of Bang Voyage, is back with more playdate ideas inspired by songs that take her back to a carefree time…before the kids. Time to dig up your burned CDs.
Bonus Friday treat! We’re ending the week with a guest post from , an LA native, toddler mom, and writer of the Substack Don’t Forget to Call Mom!. Her work has been featured in New York Mag’s The Strategist, Spread the Jelly, Who What Wear...
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Meet our next resident cool parent™️: Debbie Steingesser, an LA quadruple threat — certified yoga teacher, birth doula, writer, and mother of two. She’s a natural community builder — from her career as Music Director and DJ at Emerson Colle...
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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.
Mom and writer with work in New York Magazine's The Strategist, Spread the Jelly, The Zoe Report, Who What Wear and more.
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