The Family Commons
Chloe Sladden, Lindsay MeiselTactics for building supportive, real-life parent communities. Data and cultural insights behind why it's so hard. Encouragement to do it anyway.
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Send me your lazy parenting examples
If you want muffins for the bake sale, make them yourself! {Photo by Derek Owens on Unsplash}
Hey everyone,
With three kids, the last few weeks of the school year are absolutely insane for my family. It’s just this constant barrage of fie...
15 new etiquette rules for community building
You can tell a lot about a culture’s values by looking at its etiquette: In a culture that values community and connection, you can ask a friend for a ride to the airport. You avoid being loud or messy in public spaces, because you care abo...
Your husband isn’t an introvert. He’s just a man.
One of the core pieces of advice I give to parents who want stronger community is to make a habit of regularly hosting other families. Having someone inside your home is intimate and vulnerable, and in my experience, one of the fastest ways...
Jonathan Haidt is Missing an Easy Win
If you read my Substack, I bet you love . I do too. I’m so grateful for the work he’s done to bring attention to the ways that screens and social media are hurting kids. But despite my sincere gratitude for all that Haidt has done, I think...
The Secret to Better Weekends with Kids
Impromptu family hot tub party
Both of our weekends as parents used to suck, and neither of us could figure out why. We had a lot of theories: Lindsay thought she might need more time to herself, so she and her husband started doing more s...
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Mom to three girls. Co-founder of Honeycomb. Creating the tools and cultural change to rebuild real-life, place-based parent communities at scale. Because everything is better when we parent together.
Writer and mom of two in SF
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