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It’s Not The Screen Time. It’s The Content.
From the manosphere to algorithm-driven radicalization, these resources break down what’s happening to our boys and how parents can respond.
Apr 10
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Jennifer Chaney
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What It Really Feels Like When Your Kid Stops Needing You
It was always the plan, but it’s still a surprise to realize your child hasn’t left you as much as they’ve built a life without you
Apr 4
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Jennifer Chaney
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What would you finally finish if you had the time?
I have a simple way to help you get it done in the next 6 weeks (I'm weirdly excited about it)
Mar 26
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Jennifer Chaney
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A Reintroduction and a Reinvention
Once a family photographer focused on real life, now I write about it—motherhood, midlife, and the complicated, unfinished work of figuring out what…
Mar 19
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Jennifer Chaney
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Why “Kick Him Out” Is the Wrong Advice for Struggling Young Adults
The real work of raising independent kids starts YEARS before you think (but it's not too late!)
Mar 13
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Jennifer Chaney
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Monthly Sanity Roundup: Loose Necks & Library Cards
Watch, read, and listen with me—from HBO dramas to thrifted classics.
Mar 6
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Jennifer Chaney
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Rage Is Not Research
I’ve been borrowing my opinions from headlines, hot takes, and other people’s certainty.
Feb 27
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Jennifer Chaney
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What My Hippie Mom & Conservative Dad Taught Me About Designing a Life
Lather, rinse, repeat? Don’t settle for boring days. Living a more interesting life is easier than you think.
Feb 21
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Jennifer Chaney
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What My Closet Is Teaching Me About Life On The Other Side Of Motherhood
Winging it worked when the kids were little. It doesn’t anymore—and a simple plan makes all the difference.
Feb 12
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Jennifer Chaney
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Keeping it light so we stay grounded—what’s making me laugh, think, and get through the week
Nothing profound, just what’s helping
Feb 6
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Jennifer Chaney
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Why Six-Week Projects Work Better Than Big Resolutions
If you’re looking for the easiest way to actually finish things...
Jan 22
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Jennifer Chaney
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No Scrolling. No Short-Order Cooking.
A case for simple boundaries at home, online, and everywhere in between
Jan 15
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Jennifer Chaney
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