“We started planning for it in February,” writes Alexandra Frost. “We have spreadsheets and camp fliers, calendars, and costs broken down by each of our five kids, ages 1 to 9. And yet, it still arrived in a flurry and still landed mostly on me, the mom. As someone otherwise very proud of society's evolution to a more equitable division of the ‘invisible load,’ I've noticed that it all seems to go out the window when warm weather and summer break arrive. Why, when I look at the drop-off line for summer camp, is it still mostly moms?”

It’s a great question, and honestly, the piece will at least help you feel less alone, if you find yourself in this situation.

— Kelly Faircloth, Executive Editor

“If you're someone who suffers from anxiety, panic attacks, depression, phobias, and trauma, recent headlines and social media videos about ‘brainspotting’ have probably piqued your interest,” writes Brianne Hogan. So what is it, and how does it work? She did some digging.