Jennifer Pinarski

Is being a mom the toughest job in the world? Jennifer Pinarski doesn’t think so.

In an effort to get her son to open up about his feelings, Jennifer Pinarski heads outside.

A new US report shows that the number of stay-at-home moms is increasing, but it’s not by choice. Jennifer Pinarski wonders if the same is true for Canada.

A new study suggests that books featuring cartoon animals have a negative impact on children, but Jennifer Pinarski thinks that books aren’t to blame.

As another study paints a glum portrait of the financial status of stay-at-home moms, Jennifer Pinarski looks for the silver lining.

After a long winter, Jennifer Pinarski appreciates the chance for outdoor play.

Jennifer Pinarski shares her ideas on how kids and parents can both be a little braver when it comes to free-range parenting.

Jennifer Pinarski is learning that self-care is critical when it comes to solo-parenting.

Instead of cramming camps and crafts into her family's March Break, Jennifer Pinarski embraced the unbusy.

Jennifer Pinarski catches up with Adam Dolgin, the dad behind a controversial plan for becoming a stay-at-home parent.

Being a stay-at-home parent isn’t cheap, but would you ask your friends to fund it? One dad blogger tested the waters, much to the Internet’s disdain. Jennifer Pinarski shares her thoughts.

When it comes to parenthood, Jennifer Pinarski thinks the “just keep swimming” mantra is sometimes easier said than done.

Jennifer Pinarski feels awful that her kids have cavities—but she can't carry all the blame.

In this special interview, Jennifer Pinarski speaks with Raffi about kids and social media.

New research suggests that frequently changing schools during childhood may cause mental health issues in later years.

From self-regulation to organizational skills, Jennifer Pinarski has beef with what gets graded on report cards. And she’s not alone.

Planning for a VBAC delivery? Jennifer Pinarski shares what surprised her most about her labour experience.

Jennifer Pinarski discovers that doing crafts with her kids is harder than she thought.

Jennifer Pinarski’s family took their first ski trip—and the lessons they learned went beyond slope skills.

After a British boy is suspended for bringing crackers to class, Jennifer Pinarski wonders if school lunch policies have gone too far.