Shoshana Sperling

I was devastated when my son was diagnosed with dyslexia. It took four years of heartache and hard work, but he is now reading—and I couldn’t be more proud of him.

After having my son, I'd have an accident almost every time I laughed or sneezed. Turns out, my bladder was overextended, just like me.

Because of his job, my husband was away for several weeks. But the longer he was away, the lonelier, and more tired and unappreciated I felt.

This device and app make Kegel exercises a whole lot more entertaining. (We tried it!)

How I almost lost my head over the lice living on my son’s head, and how the kindness of neighbours saved us all.

Am I somehow damaging my kid by letting him continue playing soccer badly?

Entertaining for kids isn’t all unicorns and bubbles, but we musicians, magicians and princesses do our best to uphold the mirage of magic.