You've likely heard of "orchid kids" and "almond moms," but what about "dandelion children"? Named for the yellow plant that means "lion's teeth" in French, dandelion children — like the flowers — often exhibit qualities you'd expect from a lion's tooth: Strength and resilience, even in the face of adversity.
So is this a good thing? Or, as usual, is there more to the story. Bethann Mayer dove in to find out.
Samm Davidson is raising a just-fine, totally average kid. And she's OK with that. But she's not sure she should be. In this funny essay, she examines why she feels this way, and it will have you nodding your head in agreement. Check it out.
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