Looking back, I see that mine and my husband’s depressions probably had a profound impact on our son. Many kids develop imaginary friends; our son had an imaginary bully. It’s […]
January is rife with depression triggers—holiday let down and fewer days of sunlight—and I’ve added a few of my own, including job hunting and a resolution to write more. I’m […]
No, not by plane, train or automobile. Something brought you to Crazy Good Parent. What was it? Another blogger? A Google search? And what would you search for that would bring […]
I had my first psychotherapy sessions when I was eight. I’ve been told I was a difficult child to parent; in fact, I recall seeing the book, “The Difficult Child” lying […]
Two girls, a crummy day, a ball of yarn and a napping mom produce an art installation I call “Family Ties.”
created by 13 year-old son of God[isms]
Things are gonna be changing around here pretty soon. Look for more personal stories, more book reviews, guest posts from experts on a range of topics, and other good stuff. […]
I’ve been “parenting” since I was 14 years old and was caring for my baby cousin so much that people asked me how old my daughter was. I became a […]
Your publisher is continually offered books to read. Having once been a publicist, I read just about every PR pitch that comes in and generally respond “Thanks, but no thanks.” […]
