Lorraine Sommerfeld
Our columnist likes artificial Christmas trees. Her sons want the real thing.
Lorraine Sommerfeld
It’s not enough to check in by cell phone. Sometimes just being there doing nothing is what kids need most.
Lorraine Sommerfeld
For all their bickering and wrestling matches, it turns out Lorraine Sommerfeld's two sons are closer than they appear.
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Authors of a new study also found that multitasking is a more negative experience for moms than it is for dads.
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Lorraine Sommerfeld
Her father used to dispatch the squirrels in his with little hesitation, but Lorraine Sommerfeld has a different relationship to the furry backyard residents...
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Born to a reluctant cook and baker, Ari, 17, loves to post photos of his crazy kitchen capers on the Internet.
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Ever a one-friend-at-a-time kind of girl, Lorraine Sommerfeld reflects on the value of a true best friend.
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Andrea Gordon
A University of Toronto researcher is challenging the assumption that expectant and new moms have no choice but to exist in a state of extreme fatigue.
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Sometimes it pays to have a big brother to look out for you.
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Twelve years ago, Lorraine Sommerfeld promised her two boys she'd pay them $1,000 if they hadn't tried smoking by the time they turned 20.
Lorraine Sommerfeld
Surely living with two boys who are no longer small children should put an end to the endless cleaning up after the kids? Not so much.
Andrea Gordon
The notion of a pink collar ghetto sparks prickly debate between those outraged that women and baby products be seen as less serious and others who find the term...
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Lorraine Sommerfeld
Are we so bought in to the importance of appearance that we'll push a hair intervention on a stranger? Apparently.