Posted on February 11, 2019
by Susan Berardi
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Category: Quote of the Week, We the AverageTags: ADHD, Autism, Average, Bullying, Depression, Disabilities, Facebook, Funny parenting, Mom blog, Parenting, Parenting advice, Parenting website, Teen Depression
Posted on January 28, 2019
by Susan Berardi
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True story. A perfect mom, whose son is in my son’s 11th grade class, posted fifteen pictures of her daughter on Facebook, after the twelve-year-old won two gold medals at an elite gymnastics meet. Here is one of the follow-up posts from another dad.
Category: Perfection Exposed, We the AverageTags: Average, Depression, Facebook, Funny parenting, Mom blog, Parenting, Parenting advice, Parenting satire, Parenting website, Teen Depression
Posted on January 27, 2019
by Susan Berardi
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Category: Quote of the WeekTags: Average, Bullying, Depression, Facebook, Funny parenting, Health, Healthy Living, Mom blog, Parenting, Parenting advice, Parenting satire, Parenting website, Teen Depression
Posted on November 19, 2018
by Susan Berardi
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Posted on November 18, 2018
by Susan Berardi
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A new Op-Ed in The New York Times by Bret Stephens is worth reading. With all the controversy surrounding Facebook’s practices and motives, Stephens digs down to the fundamental reason behind Facebook’s profound effects on the demoralization of our culture. Plato Weighs In On…
Posted on November 12, 2018
by Susan Berardi
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You remember those days. When we were young, and our parents’ idea of “parenting” was to shove us out the door in the morning and make sure we didn’t return until dark. When we were deathly ill, and they told us we’d feel better…
Category: Bullying, Children with Disabilities, Depression, Parenting, We the AverageTags: Average, Depression, Disabilities, Funny parenting, Health, Mom blog, Parenting, Parenting advice, Parenting satire, Parenting website, Teen Depression
Posted on November 3, 2018
by Susan Berardi
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David Denby, in his nonfiction work, Great Books: My Adventures with Homer, Rousseau, Woolf, and Other Indestructible Writers of the Western World*, writes about a professor of philosophy from Columbia University who is smoking in a subway terminal. A police officer approaches and demands he…
Category: Parenting, We the AverageTags: ADHD, Autism, Average, Depression, Disabilities, Facebook, Funny parenting, Health, Healthy Living, Mom blog, Parenting, Parenting advice, Parenting satire, Parenting website, Teen Depression
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