TOP 25 PARENTING NEWSLETTERS ON SUBSTACK
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A full list of the top 25 parenting newsletters and podcasts on Substack. These include insights, stories and advice related to pregnancy, motherhood, fatherhood, and raising children from newborns all the way into young adult years.
#1 Parenting Substack in the US | Notes on real life, motherhood, creative business, and more by Emily Ley: bestselling author / founder of Simplified®. Paid subscribers receive weekly posts, Sunday Scrolls + access to the archive. Glad you're here!
Anatomy of our Annual Family Meeting
(Spoiler alert: at the bottom of this essay, you’ll find all the nitty gritty on our family’s actual screen time, bedtimes, chores, dinner rhythms, and more).
BTS: The Making of a Cookbook
What I thought it would be like... and what it was REALLY like. (plus, the recipe I make most often!)
Emily Writes Weekly is a newsletter by me, Emily Writes, hitting your inbox twice a week with snark and joy and topical weirdness!
A newsletter where we can be curious about everything.
I bring science and nuance to parenting advice and challenge fear-mongering, shame-inducing content.
Apparently, kids grow up. A newsletter about parenting in the big kids years with a focus on tweens, trends and internet culture from a recovering mommy blogger who has always been VERY online.
Force of Infection is your go-to weekly newsletter for staying informed on the latest health threats. Get actionable updates on COVID-19, influenza, RSV, food recalls, and more. Perfect for those who are immunocompromised, parents, and anyone looking to stay healthy and avoid illness.
We bring mothers together through storytelling.
Style, Beauty, Home, Gender Politics, Digital Culture & Parental Survivalism
A cookout in your inbox. Come for the food, stay for the stories.
thoughts that should be private, shared
Theology & the Bible for grown ups, so we can better nurture healthy faith in our kids.
figuring out how to be and care for ethical, joyful humans in beautiful, horrible times
Techno Sapiens is a newsletter about parenting in the digital age, but so much else, too. We cover everything from the latest research on psychology and technology, to strategies for improving mental health, to tips for living and parenting with tech, to that time a preschooler told me I smell like cashews (for the record, I do not)…We aim to be science-based but human. Informative but realistic. Rigorous, without taking ourselves too seriously.
67 screen-free activities for kids
What to do with kids when it's dark and cold this winter
Q&A: Should I get my child a smartwatch?
My kids are in elementary school, and a lot of their friends are starting to get smartwatches. This is not something that was ever on my radar, but I see the appeal! Any research on…anything about this?
Perspectives on divorce, coparenting, getting older, and figuring it out.
I'm Caroline Foran, journalist, podcaster and international bestselling author of three books. Here on Own It, I'm writing about anxiety (which is the theme of my books and podcast), confidence, parenting, work and money, as well as various opinion pieces. It's a safe, judgement-free space where vulnerability is not just welcomed but celebrated.
A weird newsletter about all the midlife things: kids, parents, food, sex, holidays, rage, and sweating at night, by the author of Waiting for Birdy and We All Want Impossible Things.
A newsletter about the gender culture wars, & the history, science, psychology & politics of gender nonconformity—misunderstood by the Right and Left. Where do our ideas of normal for boys and girls come from? Speaking the unspeakable. Pro-complexity.
Everything you need to know about gender (but were afraid to ask)
Mom of 4 girls + bestselling author of books for teen girls and moms. Passionate about raising confident children, encouraging moms, and building strong families.
How to Build a Life is written by me, Laura Jane Williams. Author of 12 (!) books, an exhausted parent, and still trying to find the magic in my days. Join me!
"Like one big group text with other guys fumbling their way through fatherhood."
— Esquire
Leaving behind an Instagram account of over 500k to create content in a more sustainable way. Let's connect on a variety of topics including motherhood, home decor, style + more
Parenting With Love and Leadership is a weekly column by Parenting Expert John Rosemond.
One’s Happiness Is Inverse to Other People’s Attempts to Make One Happy
Last week marked the end of my syndicated newspaper column, one of the longest-running syndicated columns (of those written continuously by one person) in American newspaper history. Forty-four years. What began as an extension of a directorship I held at the Gastonia, North Carolina, community mental health center turned into a passion, then a mission, then a ministry.
Six Steps To Raising Independent Kids
This column reveals my Fail-Safe Formula for a Mutually Happy, On-Time, and Successful Emancipation (or FSFMHOTSE), which, incidentally, means something in the lost language of Easter Island.
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