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Yes, They’re Mine: What Parenting Looks Like for Multi-Racial Families
“Are these your children?” “Yes, they’re mine! I’m their mom and I’m so blessed!” When you’re a multi-racial family, you get used to having interactions like this one. My husband and I are white and our three adopted children are Black. People sometimes ask...
5 Ways to Support Your Kids During Scary Times
Let’s face it, we were really hoping 2021 would be phenomenal. And it still may be. But the images of the violence that took place in our nation’s capital were deeply disturbing and once again, placed us parents in the undesirable position of having to engage in...
The Conversation I Wish Every White Parent Had with Their Kids
My daughter, Arden, had her first encounter (that I know of) with being treated differently because of her skin color when she was four years old. It was last April on a Zoom call. My daughter’s pre-K class had just switched to distance learning because of the...
How to Survive Divorce as a Parent
Now there’s a fun title, huh? Fun or not, it’s an important one. You’ve probably heard that in our country, about half of all marriages end in divorce. But what you may not have caught wind of yet is that January 2021 is predicted to be a record-setting month for...