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Dear Annie: How do I bridge generational gap when parenting in a ‘different season of life’ than peers?
Dear Annie: I had my kids in my early 20s, which felt right for me and my husband at the time. We live in New York City, ...
Dear Annie: Young parents feel like outsiders with the older moms and dads
At school events, playdates or birthday parties, we’re often the youngest parents in the room -- sometimes by more than a ...
Dear Annie: How do I set relationship boundaries without making friends feel shut out?
The key is balance. You do not need to give your friends a play by play, but it can help avoid confusion later if you mention ...
Dear Annie: I’m the youngest parent at school events and feel out of place
"The other moms and dads seem to be in a different life stage, with more established careers, bigger homes and conversations ...
Dear Annie: I made a choice about when to become a parent, now it’s leaving me isolated
Dear Annie: I had my kids in my early 20s, which felt right for me and my husband at the time. We live in New York City, ...
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Dear Annie: As a young parent, I feel really out of place
I’m proud of my family and the choices we’ve made, but it’s isolating when I can’t find anyone who truly relates to where we ...
Dear Annie: We’re much younger than all the other school parents
Dear Annie: I had my kids in my early 20s, which felt right for me and my husband at the time. We live in New York City, where most parents we meet had children much later in life. At school events, ...
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Dear Annie: I feel out of step with other parents
Dear Annie: I had my kids in my early 20s, which felt right for me and my husband at the time. We live in New York City, ...
Dear Annie: I’m proud of my family but feel like an outsider as a young mom
I had my kids in my early 20s, which felt right for me and my husband at the time. We live in New York City, where most ...
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Dear Annie: Different seasons, same journey
I had my kids in my early 20s, which felt right for me and my husband at the time. We live in New York City, where most ...
Dear Abby: My dad said he was a World War II hero ... he wasn’t.
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.
Dear Abby: I thought we were best friends, but what she did to me changed all that
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.