My New Heartbeat

Movies have always been a favorite pastime for my father and me. Between our love for science fiction and Bill Murray, we’ve shared memorable time together in front of the silver screen.

The ability to go back in time would make parenting so much easier.
We could go back five minutes, for example, and not leave the toddler unattended with a sharpie.

When my son was born in August, I dreaded finding a daycare for him.  Every day on maternity leave, I woke up knowing that eventually I would have to leave him in the care of someone else. I was not happy about it at all.

Being a new dad is certainly a Catch 22 kind of situation. Everything in your wife’s world has been rocked – her body, her emotional state, her sleep patterns and her to-do list.

Before my first child was born, I read many articles about how my baby was going to drive a wedge between me and my non-parent friends.

By Katie Saltz

Sometimes you hear about another parent’s approach to child-rearing and you can just breeze past it and think, “Eh, doesn’t really sound good to me.”
Other times, you hear about another parent’s approach to child-rearing and your inner voice screams.

By Katie Saltz   Adopting a specific parenting style can seem like a high-pressure task. Countless books, online groups and just general ideologies exist about the “best” ways to approach raising children. I’ve yet to find a baby book where every chapter sounds right to me. I exclusively breastfeed my baby, but my preschooler regularly eats microwaved […]

Keeping a clean house has always been a priority of mine. But lately I’ve had to channel my inner-Elsa and just learn to Let It Go.

I remember the first time I felt my daughter move inside my womb. It felt like sweet little butterflies were brushing their wings against the inside of my belly.