The Auntie Bulletin
Lisa Sibbett, Courtney Martin, Sri Juneja, Lexi Weber Johnson, Diana Cherry, Amrita Vijay, Samantha Amberg, Erin Greenawald, Emily Ladau, Zena Sharman (she/her), Samantha Paige RosenPractical everyday kinship.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 138 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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Auntiehood is the Real “Having It All”
Hey aunties! I had an exciting post teed up for you this week — one I’m really looking forward to getting out into the world — but I seem to be having a significant EDS flare-up. I’m coming off a busy few weeks of visits and auntie-ing and...
Here's Your End-of-July Care Package
This is my god-dog, Saga. Isn’t she cute??
Here in the northern hemisphere, we’re in deep summer, and I don’t know about you, but for me during this time of year I don’t want to do anything but pick berries and harvest tomatoes and swim in...
Ask the Aunties: When Should We Disclose a Teen's Struggles to Their Parents?
Joyce Lankester Brisley, Milly-Molly-Mandy Stories, 1928
Readers sometimes reach out to me asking for my alloparenting advice. Sometimes I have useful insight or experience, in which case I gladly share it, but equally often I feel stumped...
“It Was Like a 90s Summer Child Experience, but Indian Flavor”
Since starting The Auntie Bulletin, I’ve participated in many conversations about how auntiehood shows up in cultures other than my own. (By “my own,” I’m referring to the culture of middle class or affluent, predominantly white people in c...
How to Support Troubled Youth and Their Families
How to love and support the families of young people in a dark place
I wrote and rewrote the opening to this essay because what I’m disclosing today is hard and I’ve never written about it publicly before. When I was in my 20s, I lost both...
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Kid whisperer. Auntie to the Aunties.
author of Learning in Public, co-founder of @freshspeakers & @soljourno, momma, electric slider, lover, fighter
Writing about reading children's books.
Lexi is a writer exploring life after trying for a baby and finding herself somewhere unexpected. She writes about grief, freedom, and joy beyond parenthood in her newsletter Not Expecting.
Seattle-based writer, producer, & collective care enthusiast. Let's learn history and our place in it so we can actually change it.
Creative Director @ vijayandstephens.com | Podcaster @ dontthinktwicepodcast.com | Radio DJ @ em-radio.com
\ud83c\udf08 Queer artist living in DC. \ud83d\udc9b Co-Founder of Forevers, a nonprofit that supports & celebrates deep friendship. \ud83c\udf4e Painter of people, places, & fruits. \ud83c\udf89 Creative consultant for playful businesses.
Writing about how we can bring more intention and celebration into our friendships. \ud83d\udc9b Mostly want to be drinking tea with my friends. \ud83d\udccd Raleigh, NC \ud83d\udc4b She/her
I'm a passionate disability rights activist, communications and cultural access consultant, and author of "Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and How to be an Ally."
Writer, speaker, strategist and LGBTQ+ health advocate
✍\ud83c\udffbwriter-editor-tutor-coach \ud83d\udcdaLIVING, TOGETHER debut anthology coming from Beacon Press 7/14/26
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