Kristen Thompson

I cherished growing up next door to my grandparents, but with my mom and dad living on the other side of the country, my kids will never experience that.

We see you worrying, teaching, growing, loving. We may not always tell you this, but we see all you do—and love you for it.

When you're struggling to breastfeed your baby, hearing things like, "Women have been breastfeeding since the dawn of time!" is just not helpful.

Can a feminist who otherwise accepts her body the way it is change the one thing that bothers her?

I want to be swept up in the spirit of the season—not to mention reduce waste, support my community, and be kind to my wallet

The relatives want to know what your kid wants for the holidays—but you don't want more toys in your already-crammed playroom. Try these ideas instead.

Every Halloween, Jimmy Kimmel asks parents to pretend they ate all the Halloween candy. It may be a bit funny—but it's also a violation of trust.

Nearly three-quarters of moms say they weren't given information about what to expect or how to find support after a miscarriage. That's not OK.

It's not about getting over it. It's about finding some peace on the other side of grief. Here are the many ways women handle the pain of miscarriage.

From ridiculously elaborate cake-smash photos to handmade leprechaun traps (they're a thing!), here are the parenting trends that I'm so totally over.

"Leveraging Christmas runs counter to the very point of the holiday, which should be more about generosity, goodwill and love."

“All that matters is you had a healthy baby.” Uh, no.