Many parents feel awful when they have a difficult baby and it's really demoralizing to hear glowing stories from other parents. So when Marissa Meyer told an audience at Fortune's Most Powerful Women how easy it is to return to work a few weeks after becoming a new mother and how easy the baby is, many working women must have had thoughts like this sounds too good to be real and just wait until the baby crawls. Too few women break through the glass ceiling and we need realistic models from women at the very top. In Huffington Post, Lisa Belkin articulates why Marissa Meyer's sentiments are unhelpful in her post, Marissa Meyer: Please Stop saying Your Baby is 'Easy'
Some insight into what motivates girl bullying, usually referred to as "Mean girl." At the core of this phenomena is the way girls are not comfortable with expressing anger directly. Read Samantha Parent Walravens" article in The Huffington Post for more useful information
Good article about the development of teenage brains and how are teenagers develop earlier and take longer to grow up. They are younger and older at the same time. Parents are focused on education that takes place in the classroom and neglect giving their teenagers the life skills that can't be learned in a classroom. Read more by Alison Gopnik for the Wall Street Journal.
