The Kid Lit Mama
Elizabeth MundtMy Substack is a space for deeper reflections on the world as it is right now—book banning, kids’ access to literacy, shopping your values as a parent, and the political landscape shaping it all—complementing my Instagram for now (though this may change).
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Holding Big Dreams, One Day at a Time (From a Neurodivergent Mom Who’s Still Figuring It Out)
I have a lot of big ideas right now - each one rooted in things I care deeply about.
Diverse books aren’t inappropriate
I’ve been thinking about the kinds of conversations I, as a straight cis white woman, need to have with other parents - especially those with similar backgrounds but different political views. This reel, posted by Blair Imani following the ...
Dancing, Decisions, and Doing What We Can
This morning, I joined my aunt for a dance class at a local studio she’s been raving about. Now, she’s been inviting me to dance classes for years, and I’ve always meant to go. But for one reason or another, it just never worked out. Today,...
Navigating Privacy as a Content Creator and Parent
Today, I want to dive into something that’s been on my mind a lot: the challenges of being a content creator while also protecting my kids’ privacy—especially in the current political climate, where the digital footprint of our children fee...
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