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Jan. 18, 2024

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WELL-RESTED
My Colonoscopy Was The Nap I Didn’t Know I Needed ([link removed])

“Always an overachiever, I actually had my first mammogram and colonoscopy before 40 due to family history and some mildly concerning test results that sent me into a Google doom spiral for days,” writes Meg St-Esprit. “While everything was thankfully fine, I’ve found many friends often reach out to ask me for the deets, especially about that colonoscopy. While I am more than willing to share the shitty specifics, I also tell them it wasn’t that bad. And as a mom to four young kids, it was honestly... kind of a break.”

And today she’s explaining why. Maybe it’ll be the nudge you need to get your checks scheduled.

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor
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DOG DAYS
This Pediatrician Warns Parents To Never Trust Their Dog Around Young Children ([link removed])

Yes, even *your* dog.
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SHHHHH
'My MIL Is Better Than My Own Mom!' ([link removed])

Turns out, relationships of all stripes are tricky for all of us, who knew?!
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SERIOUSLY, THOUGH
Can We Please Stop Telling Other Moms "This Is The Easy Part"? ([link removed])

“There is no part of parenthood where we are not in the weeds,” says Sarah McCaslin, LCSW.
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ASK THE EXPERT
Is It OK To Go Through My Kid’s Phone... Or Is It A Total Violation Of Trust? ([link removed])

“While you want to protect your child’s autonomy and privacy, it’s understandable why you might have concerns about the digital landscape they’re now inhabiting. Maybe you accidentally spot a concerning notification when their phone screen lights up near you, or perhaps you suspect they’re being cyberbullied or preyed upon by a stranger but they don’t want to discuss it with you. Is it alright to take a peek at their phone without telling them?” Arielle Tschinkel investigates.
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