This week’s most popular posts, in case you missed them.
– My Beef With Doulas. One mom has had it up to here with doulas after two bad experiences with these labor helpers who didn’t show up.
– The Power of Women. Jordana Horn responds to a piece that suggests the problem at Sandy Hook was that there was no men around to protect the women and children.
– Why I Stopped Calling Myself an Attachment Parent. Even though Tzipporah believes in many tenets of attachment parenting, she’s decided to shed the label when the competition and pressure from other moms got out of control.
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– It’s Not Attachment Parenting You’re Mad About. Mayim Bialik responds Tzipporah’s post, and suggests finding a more supportive, less judgey AP community.
