By Bethany Sarazen This Is Perimenopause
For the past few months, I’ve felt like the woman who bled for 12 years, healed by touching the hem…
Continue Reading
Our fall favorites are here! 🍂
Tag
youth
By Sydnei Kaplan Is TikTok’s Viral “Teen Filter” Harmless Fun or Dangerous Territory?
I enjoy trips down memory lane as much as the next person. Looking through old photo albums and scrapbooks (yes,…
Continue Reading
By Tania Lorena Rivera I Traded in My Youth For Something Far Sweeter
For the first time in my life, I no longer recognize the girl staring back at me in the mirror.…
Continue Reading
By Nicole Merritt Today’s Youth Restores My Faith in Humanity
I have faith in what I see, and I have faith in who I see. Today's youth has restored my…
Continue Reading
By Kimberly Yavorski Parents, Stop Roughing the Ref
Last week, the South Carolina Youth Soccer Association announced its upcoming “Silent September.” For “all SCYSA sponsored league games, statewide,…
Continue Reading
By Lisa Leshaw A Lesson From Mom
You were a big 'meanie' as I recall. It was right around my 14th birthday. All my friends were spending…
Continue Reading
By Cassie Hilt Just One More Time
We sit cross legged on the floor, playing Candyland for the third time, “Please, Mommy, just one more time!” We…
Continue Reading
Why I Now Shut My Mouth On The Sidelines
I had no idea that I was expected to stop yelling my own child's name with boisterous enthusiasm and begin…
Continue Reading
By Megan Porter A Tomboy on the Importance of Glitter
I'm terrible at being a girl. I've never seen Pitch Perfect, never read a Nicholas Sparks novel, and can count…
Continue Reading
By Karis Rogerson In defense of growing up and being “boring”
Change is a side effect of life. Every breath, every heartbeat, leaves us different, sometimes imperceptibly, from who we were…
Continue Reading
By Desiree Townsend 3 reasons why I’m encouraging my teenage son to expand his circle of friends
My teen son has a propensity for hanging out with other teens who like the same sports, the same music,…
Continue Reading
By Emma Richardson “Yes, I married young. No, I’m not pregnant.”
“Yes, I married young. No, I’m not pregnant.” I have found myself rhyming off these words countless times over the…
Continue Reading