The Physical Discomforts of Parenting by Ori Lenkinski

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I’m talking about something more subtle, more every day, less visible. Those moments where, as the caretaker of a small person, you find yourself eating food that has been on the floor for well over three seconds just because you know a trash can is out of arm’s reach. Or when you trek down your city block with a kid in each arm, each one holding a melting popsicle, sweating like you’ve just finished a Bikram yoga class only to run into an esteemed and immaculately dressed colleague.Read more

The Love Pie: How Do We Slice Up Love For Our Children? by Ori Lenkinski

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Do children have the ability to perceive that love flows in their direction even if our eyes are focused elsewhere?Read more