Category: DIY Insemination

At home insemination On a recent grocery run to Walmart, a frazzled mom found herself grappling with her daughter’s meltdown. Two strangers observed the scene, reacting in remarkably different ways. Emma Johnson, a mother who frequently navigates the challenges of her daughter’s ADHD, took to her Facebook to share her experience, highlighting the stark difference…

At home insemination One afternoon, while nursing my 7-month-old daughter, I suddenly felt faint and weak. My legs felt like jelly, and I just had to sit down. Not only was I feeling light-headed, but she also kept turning away, refusing to latch. After putting her in her crib, I decided to lie down, thinking…

At home insemination Every few months, I feel this pressing urge to purge or donate nearly half of our belongings. I scan the house and am met with a sea of forgotten toys, mismatched Tupperware, ill-fitting clothes, and cables from gadgets that are probably long gone. That same itch resurfaces at the end of the…

At home insemination Two days prior to the tragic shooting at Pulse in Orlando, my partner experienced a tense confrontation with her son’s father. It all started when he sent a photo of their son, Leo, proudly displaying an oversized truck T-shirt, captioning it, “This is how little boys should dress.” For the next hour,…

At home insemination Cooking for a family, especially one with food allergies, can feel like an endless struggle. As a parent, there’s nothing worse than being reduced to a line cook or facing the daily challenge of satisfying picky eaters. Picture this: crossing a vast ocean in a tiny canoe with your family of five,…

At home insemination In a bold move, Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has announced that starting with the class of 2020, students will not receive their high school diplomas unless they provide proof of a post-graduation plan. These plans can include acceptance to college, enrollment in the military, or job offers. While dubbed a motivational initiative…

At home insemination In a world where many women navigate public spaces, the experience of harassment has become all too common. A recent incident shared by a woman named Emily Carter on Twitter highlighted this troubling reality. Her story began when she was approached by a man on a crowded bus, a scenario many women…

At home insemination A recently released video showcases unfiltered voices from Donald Trump rallies, revealing why many feel a deep sense of unease about his potential presidency. New York Times reporters have spent over a year documenting these events, and the footage highlights the troubling sentiments that accompany Trump’s campaign. It’s impossible to detach his…

At home insemination In a groundbreaking move, New York has become the first state to offer free tuition for residents attending four-year public colleges. The state’s recent budget, totaling $163 billion, includes funding for the Excelsior Scholarship, which will cover college tuition for families earning less than $125,000 annually. The eligibility thresholds will gradually increase,…

At home insemination Parenting When My Tween Faces Challenges, the Phrase ‘How Can I Help?’ Works Wonders by Emily Carter Updated: Feb. 11, 2020 Originally Published: April 23, 2019 Most of the time, when my children encounter a problem, I can quickly devise a solution. Typically, when I pitch my idea, it’s received as the…