We are Childfree
Zoë Noble, James GlazebrookCelebrating childfree lives, one story at a time!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 219 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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"Claiming a childfree lifestyle feels like a quiet revolution."
Photo by Zoë Noble
“Growing up as an only child in a loving family for eight years, I never begged for a sibling. I loved having my parents to myself and my own space. Even when two siblings later arrived, deep down I knew the chaotic real...
Should I Break up with My Friend over Her Baby Shower? Ask WAC!
Should you break up with your friend when they won’t forgive you for missing their baby shower? That’s the question from someone who had to stay home to look after their sick dog - and is now being given the silent treatment - that we put t...
Announcing Hearth: guided gatherings for childfree women 🕯️
I’m super excited to announce that my second-ever cohort of Hearth 🕯️ guided gatherings for childfree women is open now!
Since our founding cohort ended, I’ve been reflecting on what Hearth has meant for me as a host, as well as the women...
"I'm alone now but I still would not want to have a child in this world that is rapidly deteriorating."
Photo by Zoë Noble
“I’m 71, and am widowed. When I was about 15 I read a very revelatory book, “”The Baby Trap”“ by Ellen Peck, which discussed the many problems of having children. It was probably the one book that determined for me that...
"Living in a country affected by war, instability, and economic hardship, I could not ignore the question of whether it would be fair to bring a child into such circumstances."
Photo by Zoë Noble
“Living in Yemen, a country affected by war, instability, and economic hardship, I could not ignore the question of whether it would be fair to bring a child into such circumstances. After much reflection, I concluded th...
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Photographer, childfree advocate, founder of wearechildfree.com. Featured in NYT, Guardian, BBC Vogue. Currently photographing childfree elders around the world, in our van Dolly! \ud83d\ude90
Childfree community storyteller. Anti-bronatalist. Vasectomy snipfluencer. Celebrating childfree lives, one story at a time, at wearechildfree.com
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