We’re still in the early days of new parenthood; our days are still so deeply repetitive and entwined. By Hallie Waugh
parenting and food
The kitchen of my childhood was sacred. It still is. By Cassie Tatum
Some days I tell myself that as long as she’s choosing cooking, it can’t be oppressive. By Lisa Swander
Raising three kids meant taking shortcuts. By Sarah Curtis
The cookbook was already creating happiness, and I hadn’t yet made a single recipe. By Elizabeth Newdom
There’s power in knowing you can do something creative, even in a world turned upside down. By Sarah Walker Caron
My son obsessively exercises during the commercials of whatever he happens to be watching. By Michael Bahler
My brother and I complained constantly about our sad lunches, but our parents ignored us. By Simone Muñoz
She thinks when I say things like “balanced diet” what I really mean is “don’t eat sugar, it’ll make you fat.” By Lizabeth Sjaastad