Because I’m an old fogey, of course. But there’s more.
My Kid Uses A Landline, Not A Cell Phone. Here’s Why.
Published in Washington Post, January 26, 2016
Category: Sharon’s Published Work
Brain, Child Magazine: All Mom And No Fun
“I take parenting seriously, and I’m afraid that’s both my triumph and my failure.”
Published in Brain, Child Magazine, January 25, 2016
Brain, Child Magazine: “Mommy, Will I Be OK?”
The sensitive child experiences the world differently. What does that mean for parenting?
Published in Brain, Child Magazine on November 19, 2015
Woman’s Day: What It’s Really Like To Live With Seasonal Affective Disorder
It only took me twenty years to figure out how to manage it.
“What It’s Really Like To Live With Seasonal Affective Disorder”
Published in Woman’s Day, November 9, 2015
Washington Post: Forget The New Baby Gift. Do This Instead.
What does a new mother really need?
Forget The New Baby Gift. Do This Instead.
Published on Washington Post, October 15, 2015
Brain, Child Magazine: The Things We Keep
A bit of harmless decluttering hurled me into the past. I’m so glad it did.
Published on Brain, Child on October 1, 2015
Brightly: “Money Talks: Literary Lessons on Money, Gratitude, and Responsibility”
Money Talks: Literary Lessons On Money, Gratitude, and Responsibility For Little Ones
Published on Brightly, September 28, 2015
Club Mid: The Baby Of The Family
Washington Post: The Art Of Magically Tidying Your House (With Kids)
First, remove all children from the house.
The Art Of Magically Tidying Your House (With Kids)
Published on Washington Post, September 21, 2015
Bonbon Break: The Simple Alternative To Meal Planning
This completely transformed my cooking.
The Simple Alternative To Meal Planning
Published on Bonbon Break on September 16, 2015