Jennifer Pinarski

Going back to work after a stint as a stay-at-home parent isn't all bad.

Without performance reviews and job perks, do stay-at-home moms miss out on much-needed ego boosts?

Just when Jennifer Pinarski thought her daughter was past the sleepless baby stage, night terrors are keeping everyone awake at night.

Not everyone agrees with fitness guru Maria Kang, but Jennifer Pinarski does. Here’s why.

Jennifer Pinarksi sent her husband to playgroup but forgot to mention one important thing to her introvert husband — Circle Time. Here’s how it all went down.

Jennifer Pinarski believes that putting stay-at-home moms on a pedestal drives a wedge between working parents and those who have chosen to stay home.

As Jennifer Pinarski heads back to the workforce, she realizes that a fashion intervention is desperately needed.

Fall is in the air and Jennifer Pinarski reflects on her love for small-town festivals and family bonding.

Jennifer Pinarski reflects on the things she's most grateful for — and vows to stop sweating the little things.

Jennifer Pinarski is surprised to realize she agrees with Kim Kardashian about being a stay-at-home mom.

Huffington Post blogger Kathleen Hogan says that we need to stop specifying the gender of stay-at-home parents. Stay-at-home mom Jennifer Pinarski disagrees.

As Jennifer Pinarski searches for extra work to make ends meet, she’s run into a specific employment obstacle: education.

Jennifer Pinarski feels guilty about spending time away from home and wonders if there's more she can do to help out her stay-at-home husband.

Jennifer Pinarski makes the scariest phone call of her life when her son has an unexpected allergic reaction to a bee sting.

Forget Pinterest-perfect pictures: This is what back-to-school looks like in the Pinarski household.

With a love-hate relationship for family "staycations," Jennifer Pinarski manages to both save money and have fun by playing tourist in her own hometown.

The Fraser Institute reported that a Canadian child could be raised on $3,500 annually. Jennifer Pinarski argues that that's no way to live.

Jennifer Pinarski looks at some of the findings in the latest research on stay-at-home parenting.

It may be messy. It may end in tears. But Jennifer Pinarski wouldn't change a thing about baking with her kids.

Jennifer Pinarski believes that the Canadian Medical Association Journal has it all wrong when it comes to postpartum depression.