Modern Dads: Father’s Day 2026
Modern Dads: Father’s Day 2026 While the shape of fatherhood has transformed over the years, some core truths remain unchanged. Over the decades, parenting styles have shifted from one extreme to another. Yet, despite the changing roles a father may hold, what persists is his deep need to connect, feel needed, feel appreciated, and be […]
2026 Spring and Summer Gear Guide
It’s the end of spring and the beginning of summer, and we have some great gear options for you in our 2026 spring and summer gear guide! In this guide, you will find items for babies and toddlers, as well as specific items to help parents get some rest. We could all probably benefit from […]
Beyond the Gift Box: The 2026 Data-Backed Guide to Giving Mom What She Actually Wants
Happy Mother’s Day! Did you know that mom doesn’t always want a physical item for Mother’s Day? In fact, according to a survey* conducted by Priya Rajendran, a former PayPal engineer and the CEO/co-founder of It’s a Family Thing (IAFT), an AI-powered family app that distributes household tasks so mom isn’t stuck managing the app AND […]
Helping Kids Find Their “Thing”: A Parent’s Guide to Exploring Hobbies (Without the Pressure)
Parents are often the gatekeepers of kids’ hobbies—because you control time, rides, money, and the emotional temperature in the house. The tricky part is that a hobby can turn into a power struggle fast: kids resist, parents push, and suddenly “try soccer” becomes a weekly negotiation. What works better is treating hobbies like a buffet, […]
The First Five Years: How Parents Can Spot Early Signs of Neurodivergence and Advocate with Confidence
Early intervention can help your child get the right support to promote social development and school readiness The first five years of your child’s life are full of wonder, surprises, and the constant question every new parent asks: “Is this normal?” It’s estimated that approximately one in five children in the U.S. is neurodivergent, […]
Tuvaband – Making Space For Motherhood
I’m Rewriting My Setlist: Making Space for Motherhood I knew I wanted to have children ever since I was a child myself. Being a self-employed artist, making alternative music, the income is unpredictable and really low. I’ve been putting a crazy amount of time into the work, and in periods I could find […]