The Auntie Bulletin
Lisa Sibbett, Garrett Bucks, Sara Sadek, Dacy Gillespie, Gemma HartleyPractical everyday kinship.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 114 | Subscribers | Read | theauntie.substack.com |
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How Aunties and Families Can Find Each Other
Mary Olivia, “Nephew,” Flickr
Such Interesting Aunties: Queering Care
Look at this excellent photo. Cody told me: “I helped my niece and nephew get their first National Park passport stamps. It felt like such a momentous occasion of passing along a love for the Earth to the next generation.” God, I love a mom...
Kids Who Are a Lot
How to love and support families with really intense kids
Here’s Your End-of-January Care Package
Up to 50,000 people protested in Minneapolis on Friday, January 23, 2026, in temperatures of -10 F. It’s impossible to look at this picture too many times. via
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Kid whisperer. Auntie to the Aunties.
Writer/organizer/hopemonger. From Montana, now in Milwaukee. “We put on ZZ Top and turned it up, real loud"
Founder. Educator. Mother. Maker. Two decades reimagining parenting and education from a lens of connection and freedom. Parenting and Making on repeat. Published in Motherly, Mutha Magazine, and HTH Unboxed.
I'm an anti-diet and weight inclusive personal stylist and this is a newsletter about letting go of what we've been told we *should* wear so that we can discover our own authentic personal style. Also mom to 2 and reluctant midwesterner.
Speaker, writing coach, and author of Fed Up: Emotional Labor, Women, and the Way Forward
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