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A baby-approved reading guide
Summer gives us a chance to slow down and spend quality time with family.
But since we can’t always switch off to airplane mode, we asked five parents to reflect on the joys of being transported by a good story with their little ones....
“They’re always learning from what we say and do.”
We have so much to teach—and learn—as parents.
Every time we share stories from parents around the world, we’re reminded to stay curious and awake to all parts of the journey.
That said, this week’s community stories (share yours her...
The joy that comes after waiting
My son’s hugs. My daughter’s giggles.
That feeling an hour before they go to bed when you’re exhausted and can’t wait for them to fall asleep, only to find yourself bubbling with excitement for the moment they wake up. This is my hap...
On championing dads
has helped ignite a larger conversation about fatherhood.
The clinical psychologist and USC professor got her start working on a study about the everyday lives of families, where she was ultimately confronted with the prospect of sta...
The first year of fatherhood
Ask about parenthood, and he’ll tell you that “being a dad has felt like joining a club in a lot of ways.”
Right when he welcomed his son, Henry, Jack also launched Dad Mag to write about and celebrate dads at all stages of the paren...
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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.
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.
A newsletter on how we invest time, spend money, and decide what’s worth it. Professional writer with words in The New York Times, Bloomberg + The Cut.
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.
Weekly essays on style, identity, and reinvention, from a former brand creative director now rebranding herself. Postpartum, post-payroll, and still figuring it out.
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.
Feel less alone in the emotional whiplash of motherhood. I’m a perinatal psych NP and mom of 2 writing about anxiety, rage, identity, grief, joy, and the parts of becoming a mother that rarely make the highlight reel.
Hank’s mom | sharing the 24-hour diaries and personal essays on motherhood, identity, and everything in between
Mama \ud83d\udc66\ud83d\udc67\ud83d\udc36 reflecting on the bumps along the way that shape us into the mothers we’re becoming.
Author of LADY TREMAINE, puzzle doyenne at Piecework, mother of tiny daughters
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