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Mar. 18, 2024

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LIGHT BULB
I Had An Epiphany Watching A Kid Have A Meltdown ([link removed])

“I recently watched a friend’s kid have a total meltdown at elementary school drop-off one morning,” writes Laura Onstot. “While his sister cheerfully skipped through the gate, he firmly planted his feet to the ground, girding his loins for a stand down, complete with an audience. My friend bent down and talked to him, staying grounded even as he escalated. She gently nudged him toward the gate, while he continued his efforts to retreat in the opposite direction. Negotiation tactics were failing, and neither party was willing to back down.”

She’d been there before — we all have! But something about watching it happen from the outside gave her a new perspective on her own parenting. Check it out.

Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor
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CAN YOU DO BOTH?
This Dad Thinks Parents Who Put Family Plans Over Kids' Sports Are "The Worst" ([link removed])

Spicy take!
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WE'LL SEE!
My Whole Family Went Skiing. What’s The Worst That Could Happen?! ([link removed])

Turns out there's something magic about watching your spouse and your kid on the bunny slopes together.
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Pick up these gentle yet effective products while they’re on sale.
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THIS IS VITAL
What Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool Did Olivia Munn Use? What Doctors Say You Should Know ([link removed])

You might’ve seen the news about Olivia Munn’s breast cancer diagnoses — and maybe it rattled you and made you ask some questions about what sorts of screening you should be doing. Arielle Tschinkel has answers: “For starters, it's worth noting that there are two free and easily accessible breast cancer risk assessment tools online — one of which Munn's doctor used — that can help start the conversation with your own provider.” Definitely read the whole thing.
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