My Kids Are Over The Big Birthday Bash, Thank God

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Jun. 6, 2024 richiesd/E+/Getty Images QUALITY TIME My Kids Are Over The Big Birthday Bash, Thank God "Around the time my kids were in first grade, we started hosting extravaganzas. What can I say? It was the era of Pinterest-perfect parties," writes Holly Garcia today. "It was fine for a while, but eventually, I got overwhelmed, and honestly, my kids did too. And then, a couple of years ago, my oldest daughter admitted that the overwhelming nature of these shindigs was giving her more anxiety than joy." So they created a new tradition… and it's pretty heartwarming what her tweens actually want these days. — Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor Read More ⮕ Latest Deirdre Kaye/Scary Mommy WHO'S GOT A QUARTER? Aldi's Summer Releases Include Everything You Need For The Cookout I scream, you scream, we all scream for... affordable summer goodies. Read More. BOOK LOVERS 15 Accessories For Ultimate Summer Reading Joy Because you'd really rather be reading right now. Read More. THANK YOU! Dietitian Mom's Message To Shamers: We Know Veggie Straws Aren't Veggies. We Don't Care. If these are in regular rotation at your house, that's OK. Read More. Featured Catherine Falls Commercial/Getty Images REAL WORLD PROBS Should You Charge Your Adult Child Rent? "Whether your adult kid hasn't yet flown the coop or they're moving back in with you, having a grown-ass kid at home can get expensive. Even though they'll always be your baby, you might want to be sure they're working on becoming financially responsible. With that mission in mind, should you charge them rent?" Arielle Tschinkel gets into it. Read More ⮕ What We're Reading ⮕ The Delicate Art Of Turning Your Parents Into Content ⮕ Rachel Platten's Postpartum Fight Songs ⮕ Is TikTok Breaking Young Voters' Brains?

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