From Emily Ley — bestselling author and founder of Simplified®. Equal parts practical and thought-provoking. Gift guides and women's rights. Weeknight dinners and the big stuff keeping us up at night.

As a go-to expert on family conflict, I’ll deliver decades of clinical experience and personal stories to your inbox. We'll discuss transformative strategies to mend broken bonds, understand complex family dynamics, and foster healthier connections.

Honest inquiry into the hardest parts of motherhood — through the lens of evolution, anthropology, and the best available science.

A newsletter where we can be curious about everything.

Welcome to BE COOL. I’m Dana—mom of four—and I’m here yapping about breastfeeding, sleep training, schedules (and when to let them go), and all things parenting.

I'm a mother of 4, entrepreneur and blogger. My love of writing has led me to this new chapter of my life. Every Tuesday and Friday, I will be writing about my life updates, honest reflections and funny anecdotes - straight from my heart to your inbox.

There are many reasons parents today are exhausted and burned out. The rapidly changing world – combined with the explosion of unrealistic, fear-mongering parenting advice — are key drivers. Now What is both a salve and a counter-narrative. It brings science and nuance to parenting advice and challenges fear-mongering, shame-inducing content.

Teaching you constitutional law using parenting metaphors and real-world examples. The law was meant to be understood by the people, not just by those of us who are attorneys and law professors. This Substack proves is here to prove it.

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.

We bring mothers together through storytelling.

Perspectives on divorce, coparenting, getting older, and figuring it out.

Lizzie Assa, MS Ed, Author of But I'm Bored, Real-life ideas for less chaos and a childhood that feels like childhood.

A Substack for Christian Parents taking back control, boldly proclaiming Faith, and embracing God’s-given role as stewards, ambassadors, and their children’s primary authority.

Mom of 4 girls + bestselling author of books for teen girls and moms. Passionate about raising confident children, encouraging moms, and building strong families.

Style, Beauty, Home, Gender Politics, Digital Culture & Parental Survivalism

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

thoughts that should be private, shared

Inspiring a more intentional and joyful approach to motherhood with honest reflections, practical tips, and thoughtful ideas.

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.

June's mom. Imperfectionist. Outfit repeater. Navigating her mid-thirties and, maybe against better judgement, sharing life lessons, failures, and wins on the internet.

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.

The Auntie Bulletin is a twice-weekly newsletter for people who choose to participate in the lives of kids who aren't our own, and the people who love us. It's a practical, everyday resource for building kinship, community, and capacity.

She's a design influencer with a huge following. He's a lead parent with a huge... therapy bill.

Parenting With Love and Leadership is John Rosemond’s plainspoken guide to raising responsible, self-controlled children by restoring common sense, parental authority, and clear thinking to the modern family.