The Road To Parenting Hell Is Paved With Late Night Google Searches

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Mar. 8, 2024 Sergey Mironov/Moment/Getty Images BACK AWAY SLOWLY The Road To Parenting Hell Is Paved With Late Night Google Searches "Before I became a parent, people viewed me as a parenting authority of sorts. I was a few years into running a Montessori school in Brooklyn before having my first child. Becoming a parent showed that no amount of training in early childhood development could prepare me for the complexity of family life. But just as I approached my profession, I felt certain I could fill the gaps in my knowledge through rigorous study," writes Christine Carrig. And so she found herself in the same place as so many of us: on Google, late at night, spiraling. Today she's reflecting on that period in her life with some additional perspective — check it out. Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor Read More ⮕ Latest Emma Chao/Scary Mommy; Getty Images SPICY From The Confessional: 'My Sex Drive Is Bigger Than My Husband's' 19 parents share what's really on their minds. Read More. Gerardo Mora/Getty Images BRACE YOURSELF, BUDGET Are Disney After-Hours Events Worth The Money You'll Have To Shell Out? There's one major advantage that could be the deciding factor for your family. Read More. FAIR PLAY This Mom Thinks Being On A Travel Team Should Guarantee Playing Time "I'm talking about thousands of dollars invested for your kids who never get to play." Read More. Featured FG Trade/Getty Images 10 Phrases To Help Defuse A Fight With A Tween "Remember when you called your pre-schooler a three-nager? The power struggles may have been real at age 3 — and this is not to minimize parents' difficulties with them. However, it can feel like things go to a new level of 'edgy' less than 10 years later when your sweet, slight-sassy little one enters 'tween' territory," writes Bethann Mayer. Luckily, she's got some advice. Read More ⮕ What We're Reading ⮕ The Rise Of The Concierge Moms ⮕ The Books It Girls Are Actually Reading ⮕ Is It Just Us or Does Third Grade Feel Extra Tough on Kids and Their Parents?

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