Our children’s immature brains do not stand a chance against the sophisticated algorithm we designed to hook users. By Eva Tsai
addiction
Her new book offers an honest and straightforward guide for preventing substance abuse in children.
I heard the baby crying again, I didn’t get up. I was too hungover. By Victoria Vanstone
On Friday nights, I would rush through my daughter’s bedtime books, slurring words and skipping full pages. By Shelley Mann Hite
Did my son really need a backpack every time he left the house? By Sherri Sacconaghi
I caught you with drugs today. I picked up your little glass pipe. It felt like a bomb in my hand. Boom. By Rica Lewis
I am the mother who was drunk the morning of the first birthday party you were invited to. By Janelle Hanchett
As someone with a son dead because of heroin, I couldn’t look away.
By Bill Williams
When you’re a parent, you have to believe that no matter what your child does or says they still deserve to be loved.
By Erika Sauter
After surgery, a mother comes to terms with the reality that a clean house is not the same as a loving home.
By Leslie Kendall Dye