She’s happy, I’m happy.
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Jul. 27, 2023

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BUNS OUT
My Daughter Wears A Cheeky Bathing Suit — So What? ([link removed])

“When my daughter was 16, she came home after shopping with a friend holding a very tiny bikini bottom in front of my face,” writes Diana Park today.

Her response may surprise you: “I told her it was cute and I couldn’t wait to see it on her. A few minutes later, she came strutting down the stairs with most of her bum showing. ‘I know it’s skimpy,’ she said, ‘but I love it. And I never feel good in a bathing suit but I feel good in this one.’” And Diana explains what she did next — and why. Check it out.

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor
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You might not even know you are (or had) an eggshell parent.
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She also shares the supply that is a “teacher’s worst enemy.”
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Time to maximize your TJ’s trips!
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What No One Tells You About Peeing After Having Kids ([link removed])

When we asked our readers what they want other moms to know about peeing postpartum, we heard a lot of things that might sound familiar: “The first few times you run, you will pee yourself — and it will feel like your bladder is falling out.” “Crossing your legs in public when you have to sneeze or cough will be your go-to move.” “Avoid trampolines and bouncy houses at all costs.” Well, today Sarah Bourassa is getting real about it, in a convo with urologist and podcaster Dr. Kelly Casperson, who says: “We need to normalize that our body does change [after having a baby], but it's not shameful and there are things you can do about it.” Definitely check this one out.
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