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How fatherhood heals
firmly believes that fatherhood has been a “form of healing.”
“My relationship with my father wasn’t great, so fatherhood gets to be a testimony in being the dad I never had,” he shared. “I feel like I’m raising my own inner child.”...
On redefining professional success as parents
By the time was ready for parenthood, she was also ready to learn something new.
“While I loved brand marketing and digital, I was sort of rinsing and repeating,” she explained. “In some ways, parenthood felt like a moment when I co...
A nourishing family life
’ earliest food memories also include family.
“My grandparents had a house on Bald Head Island, off the coast of Southport, North Carolina, and we would cram so many cousins into that four-bedroom house,” she shared. “I have so many f...
"Time can be measured in all sorts of ways."
Everything happens in a blink.
But the stories we share from parents around the world remind us how important it is to honor where we are—and who we are—at every stage of the journey.
With that said, our latest community stories (sen...
Parenting with purpose
works hard—and parents harder.
But when she isn’t spending time with her kids, Carlo and Carmela, you’ll find Pia lending her creative talents to LPA, leading marketing at Ghiaia Cashmere, and hosting conversations on her podcast “Ev...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Parenthood can be hard, but it’s also filled with a million little unexpected joys. At Nanit, we believe in sharing that joy—and we're using this space to do just that.
Author of the NYT bestselling cookbook + Substack "What To Cook When You Don't Feel Like Cooking". I create delicious recipes with as few dishes, ingredients, and little fuss as possible.
Jack is a Gemini who lives in Brooklyn with his wife and son and their dog, Birdie. He writes Dad Mag, a newsletter connecting dads balancing creativity, ambition, and fatherhood.
Amy Lin lives in Calgary, Canada where there are two seasons: winter and road construction. Her memoir Here After is her first book.
I write Extra Credit, a newsletter on the wild ways we spend our time, energy and money. Words in The New York Times, Bloomberg + The Cut.
A first time dad writing letters to his newborn son, Myles, sharing the joy and love he didn't experience himself with the world.
Calia Booth is a social media strategist and content creator based in Los Angeles, CA. She has a passion for visual storytelling that comes to life online as well as offline.
Former brand storyteller, now telling her own story through weekly essays on reinvention in motherhood, personal style, and what’s next. Occasionally funny.
Founder @beekeepers_naturals. Beekeeper & mom. Sharing knowledge from a decade making clean, effective products in the wild west that is the “wellness” industry. Helping you protect yourself from pseudoscience & toxic chemicals when regulation won’t.
Professor at the University of Southern California. I study the neurobiology of parenthood & wrote the book Dad Brain: The New Science of Fatherhood and How it Shapes Men's Lives.
NYC mom of two. Founder and author of The Power Pause. Building and creating alongside family life.
I help moms put words to what motherhood is actually doing to them, so they feel less alone, understand themselves better, and find their way back to who they are.
Hank’s mom | sharing the 24-hour diaries and personal essays on motherhood, identity, and everything in between
Essays on motherhood, fertility, identity, and the bumps along the way that shape us into the mothers we’re becoming. For women still figuring it all out.
Author of LADY TREMAINE, puzzle doyenne at Piecework, mother of tiny daughters
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