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Second marriages and blended families: parenting advice from Care and Feeding

Second marriages and blended families: parenting advice from Care and Feeding
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Daughter wants black friend: parenting advice from Care and Feeding

Dear Care and Feeding, My teenage daughter, like most teenagers this year, spent a lot of time on social media engaged in conversations about race, social justice, and activism. In general, we’re happy with this; she is getting a worldview-expanding experience, and she’s been actively engaged in trying to create change at her high school. She is certainly more culturally aware than my husband or I ever was at her age. The problem is that she’s fixated on getting a Black friend. Her school is 80 percent White; there are a few Black students who tend to be friendly with all students but in a close-knit friend group of the other Black students (which is understandable). My daughter has mentioned wanting to go to a more diverse school or summer camp so she can “get a Black friend.”

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How to handle misogyny and sexual harassment at school

. It has recently come to light that there have been major problems with misogyny and sexual harassment in my child’s seventh grade classroom. Because I was one of the parents who spoke up about it, it has somehow fallen to me to offer a list of resources and media that the school can use to help educate and provoke change. Do you have any recommendations for books, movies, podcasts, or anything else for ages 12-14, and the adults that work with them? Advertisement Advertisement For the record, I do not think I should be the one doing the work to solve the issues with the overall culture of the school, but at this point I am willing to do it if it will help things along. The principal and superintendent are already involved, and I have met with them. They seem to think it is an isolated incident, but it wasn’t. It’s been ongoing all year and escalating. They also seem to think that one day of talking in their office will fix it it won’t.

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Kids on social media: parenting advice from Care and Feeding

Dear Care and Feeding, I have never really agreed with the concept of posting about kids on social media. I think that sharing pictures and information should wait until they can understand the consequences and consent to it. Unfortunately, no one else I know, including my wife, seems to share this sentiment. Our kids are 3 and 5, and my wife posts pictures of them constantly, even though I have asked her to stop. She thinks that she has the right, since they’re her kids too. It’s not even just my wife; it’s also my MIL, who loves sharing photos of her grandkids, and friends who post pictures of my kids with their kids on play dates or outings. I can’t even ask those people not to post pictures because my wife doesn’t follow those rules. For the record, none of the pictures are bad or anything, just normal kid pictures. But I really don’t want my kids on social media, period. Is this just something I need to deal with in this era? I feel like the battle is over and I los

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Being a stay-at-home parent: parenting advice from Care and Feeding

Dear Care and Feeding, When my wife and I had our first daughter, we knew one of us would be a stay-at-home parent. We both grew up in working-class families where both parents worked, and we were excited we had this opportunity. At first, I suggested I could stay at home, mostly because I’ve always been the one who enjoys and was responsible for all the cooking and cleaning. Advertisement However, my wife pointed out that I made more money and reasoned that since only one of us would be working, it should be the one who made more money. It made sense so I agreed. We now have 2 daughters, aged 11 and 8, and I haven’t been able to spend as much time with them as I like. I normally spend weekend mornings with them, and I’m responsible for dinner and bedtime. However, last March my company went remote, and I was able to spend more time with my kids. My lack of 1-hour commute meant I could make breakfast with them as well as dinner. I’ve been able to play basketball and bike a

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