This is the third post in a 3-part series in partnership with Bridget Wyatt and Lindsay Sabel of Merrill Lynch Wealth Management. You’ve worked hard to build wealth for your family, and now you’re facing a delicate balance: How do you leave your children a meaningful...
Sometimes feeding your kids—especially picky eaters—while feeding yourself can feel like you’re a short order cook. If you have postpartum nutrition needs, perimenopause protein goals, kids with food allergies or simply don’t want to eat the same foods as your kids,...
As another school year approaches, you’re probably facing the familiar challenge of finding gear that can keep up with your kid’s busy lifestyle. From bus rides and field trips to sports practice and sleepovers, we’ve curated a collection of stylish and functional...
Known as “The Connector,” Georgette Pascale has almost 30 years of experience in PR, marketing, communications, social media, IR, business development, entrepreneurship, and agency leadership (the agency she founded, grew, and sold was completely virtual two decades...
As moms, it can feel like we are unpaid Uber drivers. From short trips across town for school pickups and drop offs, to longer rides for far flung travel sports, many parents are spending hours chauffeuring their kids. The carpool shifts can feel a little like wasted...
To be clear, we have nothing against screens; there is a time and a place for them. As parents, they are a tool in our summer parenting survival kit. But at a certain point in the summer, it can feel like the only tool we have left. Perhaps camp has ended, or friends...