The Painful Side of Co-Parenting Peacefully with My Ex
During a recent trip to Disneyland with my ex and our children, I found myself asking “what if” a lot.
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During a recent trip to Disneyland with my ex and our children, I found myself asking “what if” a lot.
My ex-husband and I use these strategies to stay on great terms — and be there for our kids.
I fantasized about my first post-divorce date — but I never dreamed things would go so wrong.
Elizabeth loves earrings, but I can’t decide whether almost five is too young to get holes in her ears.
And here’s the thing: This is true, even though the alcoholic is now my ex-husband.
Is fear keeping you from getting a breast reduction? Don’t wait like I did — go for it.
Because I’ll always remember the hereos of that day, and I want my kids to know about them, too.
And now, I’m keeping plenty of it on hand for the next time a stomach bug hits.
He thinks we should, but I’m torn. A part of me feels that people either click or they don’t.
In fact, the confidence my kids gained from their six-minute adventure was immeasurable.
Babies shouldn’t have to be quarantined at home because you refuse to vaccinate your kid.
For 90 days, I’ll only spend money on basic necessities.