Prevent the heartache of sexual assault
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Now that your taxes are done…did you know that April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention month? I was on San Francisco State University’s campus, and I came across…
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Your (and your daughter’s) path to better orgasms
A friend of mine said that what women really want to know is how to have better, longer lasting orgasms. Great! Let’s go there. First, understand that your BRAIN…
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Supporting your girl through puberty
How are you doing? How is this parenting journey going? It certainly evolves. Life with a baby is so different from life with a preschooler, which is so…
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Finding your natural confidence
Confidence is tricky. It can feel like a chicken-and-egg kind of problem. How can I be confident in a new situation, one I have no experience with? How can my…
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Why I hate the term “miscarriage”
I never really thought about the term “miscarriage” until I had one. Until I had to tell my family that my second pregnancy had only lasted a few weeks. We’d…
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Please don’t assume your boy is safe…
As a culture, we tend to worry about our girls a lot more than our boys. While many of the women I know have stories, so do the men. …
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An ounce of prevention vs. a pound of cure
There’s something sacred about childhood. We adore those little people! The smaller, the more adorable, and we love the feeling of our hearts melting when they snuggle in for a…
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Standing up to toxic masculinity
Have you gotten the sense that some guys are just wayyyy too entitled? Like maybe a certain someone who shut down the US government on purpose? People talk about…
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Why what you’ve been taught about Boundaries doesn’t work
Whether you’ve been considering joining the Boundaries and Consent Bootcamp or not, I’d like to share our intro video with you. I share a few stories about why this boundaries…
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When your child is assertive – offensively so
It’s not easy when your child wields a sledgehammer where a gentle nudge would do. I don’t blame you if you avoid confronting your child sometimes. No one wants…
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