The future is now
Consider what we have in 2020 that we didn’t have at the end of 2009: Alexa and Siri and smart appliances; Uber and Lyft, the iPad, Netflix streaming, Spotify, Venmo, even self-driving cars.
Editor's Note
Zen and the art of making cookies
Whether you were born wearing an apron or are a baking novice, you too can feel the Zen.
Thankful for the small things
When I see a social media posting titled, “Things I am Grateful for — Day 49,” my immediate thought is that whoever wrote it is lying.
Column: Dad on Board
Living the musician’s life
My daughter is where I wanted to be at 17 – with my bass, in a van, eating a donut
Reflections on Christmases past
It won’t be the same next year when my daughter is at college (bah humbug)
Missing: My busy high school senior
The dirty laundry and food crumbs are the only indications she’s been home
Bill Burke is a writer who lives in southern New Hampshire with his wife and daughter. He’s also ParentingNH’s resident Disney World guru.
Column: House Calls
Comfortable in your skin
How to empower children with eczema and psoriasis
Buckle up – every trip, every time
It only takes three seconds to save your life
What you need to know about vaccines, and why they are so important
Immunizations are major public health interventions that help prevent the general population from diseases and infections
House Calls is a monthly column written by health care professionals from Dartmouth Hitchcock.
Column: Time Out
Resolve to take time for yourself this year
After a whirlwind holiday season, it’s a good time to take a break and reflect on the year that has just ended and look ahead to the new year.
10 fun ways to ring in 2020
If you're ringing in the New Year without the kids, then here are some of our favorite events for the 21+ crowd
Girl’s night out (pre-holiday edition)
Before the holidays are in full swing, make sure to plan ahead to have a fun evening out with friends.
Time Out, written by Editor Melanie Hitchcock, focuses on things that parents can do with their partners and friends when they are taking a “time out” from their children.
Column: Never A Dull Moment
I’m Kathleen, and I’m a start-aholic
New beginnings are great – I ought to know
The struggle bus
I’m the driver, passenger and roadkill — all at the same time
The odd couple
Or, why I just close my kid’s bedroom door now
Never A Dull Moment is a monthly column written by Kathleen Palmer.
Column: My Turn
Forget food fights, it’s a battle royal
Food allergies have taken a toll on my family, but social media has been my salvation
The college kid returns
And he’s brought his dirty socks, unopened toothpaste and sword (??) home with him
The teeter-totter of parenting
Managing the ups and downs and striking a balance is easier said than done
My Turn is an occasional feature in ParentingNH. If you are a reader interested in sharing your parenting journey, please email editor@parentingnh.com. The views of those expressed by the writers of My Turn do not necessarily reflect the views of ParentingNH.
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