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On raising good sports

Caregiving is an important part of Shannon Hart’s life.

The former D1 soccer player and trained nurse has always been a people person—and that enthusiasm grew tenfold when she became a parent. “I’ve gravitated towards kids all of my l...

10 days ago
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Parenthood is a marathon

Parenthood is a marathon.

But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t make time for personal goals.

That’s why we’ve partnered with New York Road Runners to sponsor a group of runners who are training to run the TCS New York City Marathon. W...

17 days ago
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“The greatest joy is getting to watch my babies grow.”

Parenthood requires embracing the unexpected.

But that’s often when the most life-changing and joyful moments unfold.

With that in mind, our latest community stories (send us yours here!) are all about perspective—when we start seein...

24 days ago
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Notes from two mothers

Motherhood is both a singular and universal journey.

Julie Buntin and Rebecca Dinerstein Knight recognized this tension during the early days with their first babies. As the novelists and longtime friends compared notes, they started...

a month ago
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The joy of choosing your baby’s name

Parenthood is filled with a million little unexpected joys—and decisions. Choosing your baby’s name is one of them.

While the process can be overwhelming, there is just as much delight in deciding on a name that honors a family legacy...

a month ago
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  • Nanit

    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.

  • Caroline Chambers

    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.

  • Alexis Benveniste

    Stories behind the places you love and the ones you haven’t found yet. Words in The New York Times, Arch Digest, Bloomberg + The Cut.

  • Vaughan | Becoming Mom

    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.

  • Carly Kremer

    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.

  • Marc Typo

    A first time dad writing letters to his newborn son, Myles, sharing the joy and love he didn't experience himself with the world.

  • Darby Saxbe

    Professor @ USC. I study the neurobiology of parenting & wrote the book Dad Brain: The New Science of Fatherhood

  • Neha Ruch

    NYC mom of two. Founder and author of The Power Pause. Building and creating alongside family life.

  • Julie Buntin

    author of the novels of MARLENA and FAMOUS MEN, co-editor of the collaborative nonfiction project NOTES TO NEW MOTHERS

  • NOTES TO NEW MOTHERS

    for your bedside table from W.W. Norton // a sixty-writer chorus singing 582 tiny notes, in and out of harmony

  • Elin Strong

    Brand storyteller and mom of two, now telling her own story through weekly essays on motherhood, personal style, and rebuilding a career. Occasionally funny.

  • Jack Neary

    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.

  • Ariane Anusbigian

    Mom of 2. Your Hype Girl. Essays + interviews on motherhood, style, ambition, identity, and authenticity. On a mission to craft a career (and life) that’s mine.

  • Jennifer Cook

    fashion person, new-ish mom, brooklyn dweller, elder millennial, and aspiring writer here to discuss everything from style to motherhood.

  • Calia Booth

    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.

  • Amy Lin

    Amy Lin lives in Calgary, Canada where there are two seasons: winter and road construction. Her memoir Here After is her first book.

  • Alisha Ramos

    Book recs, personal reflections, shopping finds, and little things worth slowing down for — from an OG newsletter writer and blogger (I founded Girls' Night In in 2017!) Get my recommendations weekly in Downtime. Mom of 2.

  • Mica Keeney

    “Chicken Soup For Mom Brain”: musings + conversations on motherhood, identity and staying inspired through it all. British mum/mom living in New York. Brand & marketing consultant by day, occasional DJ by night.

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