Think of the Children
Emily F. Popek, Eileen Kennedy-Moore, PhD, Ruth Whippman, Carla NaumburgParenting, education, and why it's all so f*@#ing impossible
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| Issues | 109 | Subscribers | Read | thinkofthechildren.substack.com |
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Recovering journalist, school PR pro, mom to one amazing kid. Living and writing in upstate NY but forever an Oregonian in my heart.
Author, psychologist, mom of 4, in Princeton, NJ. I write the Dr. Friendtastic newsletter + podcast about kids' feelings & friendships. Recent books: Growing Feelings, Moody Moody Cars, Kid Confidence. EileenKennedyMoore.com | DrFriendtastic.com.
Author and journalist. Words in New York Times, Guardian, Time etc. Author of BoyMom, Reimagining Boyhood in the Age of Impossible Masculinity (Harmony/ Penguin 2024) and America the Anxious (St Martins 2016)
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