My follow-up conversation with Myriam got me thinking about how we make life-changing decisions.
Read MoreOur first update episode! Sarah checks in on Myriam Steinberg, a writer based in Vancouver, BC. Myriam's in her forties and she's been trying to have a baby on her own for the last five years. She’s documenting her experience in a graphic novel called Catalogue Baby. Myriam reveals some surprising news!
Read MoreMy conversation with Maggie got me thinking about what it means to be childfree by choice.
Read MoreWhen Maggie Reyes got married, she and her husband both assumed that they’d start a family eventually. But every time they checked in with one another, the answer, for both of them, was ‘not yet’.
Read MoreIn small-town Connecticut in the late 1970s, Carol Egan got pregnant—quite unexpectedly—at 18. In this episode Carol describes her experience being sent away to a home for unwed mothers to give birth, being forced to give up her child and fighting to get him back, and raising her son as a young single mother.
Read MoreTammy Cannon lives in Snohomish, WA with her husband and three teens. She stayed at home with her kids when they were young. I talked to Tammy about the expectations she had for herself during that time.
Read MoreMy conversation with Nicole led to an important realization about the role of guides and witnesses in a child’s life.
Read MoreNicole Gulotta is writer, editor, and the keeper of a superb blog called Eat This Poem. I spoke with her about navigating life as a writer while raising a toddler.
Read MoreMy conversation with Jen led to an important realization about the expectations we have for ourselves, and where they come from.
Read MoreJen Riday is a mother of 6. She holds a PhD in human development and family studies, and runs an online business helping women heal their hearts and build self love. With that kind of background I thought Jen would have a lot to say about motherhood….which, of course, she did!
Read MoreTalking to Myriam about her choice to have a baby on her own (Episode 1: Catalogue Baby) reminded me of a Dear Sugar essay I read in 2011, called The Ghost Ship that Didn't Carry Us.
Read MoreMyriam Steinberg is a writer based in Vancouver, BC. Myriam's in her forties and she's been trying to have a baby on her own for the last five years. She’s documenting her experience in a graphic novel called Catalogue Baby. Sarah talks to Myriam about the decision to conceive a child as a single woman in her forties, and what it's been like for her.
Read MoreIn this preview of the Reflection episodes, I talk about the questions that led me to create the show.
Read MoreIt’s a huge help to the show to have reviews in iTunes. Here’s how to do it.
Read MoreI always imagined that I’d have children of my own. But, you know, maybe someday. Now, at 37, I’m in a relationship with someone who already has a kid and doesn't want more. So I have to decide what I want: stay in the relationship (and develop a bond with someone else's kid), or leave to have a baby of my own.
Read MoreA proper logo is making this feel kinda real.
Read More