Alexia Dellner

3 weeks ago | purewow.com | Alexia Dellner

familyIt’s the sweet spotSearchlight Pictures/IMDBWhen it comes to parenting, I’m a little Type A (everyone’s in bed by 8 p.m. sharp!) and a little…well, not. (My son put his shirt on backwards? No worries, time to get to school!) Like a lot of moms I know, I crave structure. Friday night is ice cream night at my house, but if it’s a sunny Saturday and the kids have managed to get through the day without fighting then guess what? We’re getting more ice cream. Total Type B move.

1 month ago | aol.com | Alexia Dellner

Love ’em or groan at ’em, dad jokes are a part of life. So I’d say one of the best ways to celebrate these special men is by sharing some hilarious (and true) Father’s Day quotes that show that even Ryan Reynolds, Stephen Colbert and Matt Damon are all trying to figure it out, too. Jot one down in a card, team it with an Apple watch/couch coaster/eye mask and send it to dad, grandpa or your husband.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Alexia Dellner

It's the weekend and your schedule is jam-packed—Friday night movie night, Saturday morning soccer followed by a birthday party and then a Sunday afternoon playdate. But you're not stressed about driving your kid around the neighborhood or how you're going to find time to run errands—you’re worried about what kind of meltdown your kid is going to have when they don't get to pick the movie or they miss a goal or they don't want to share toys.

1 month ago | purewow.com | Alexia Dellner

familyAccording to Big Time Adulting's Caitlin MurrayMoMo Productions/Getty ImagesThe internet is full of parenting advice—some of it helpful and some of it, well, not so much. But one unlikely corner of the internet that is full of seriously great, no B.S. tips? Social media's favorite no-filter parent, Caitlin Murray of @bigtimeadulting fame.

1 month ago | purewow.com | Alexia Dellner

familyAnd parents like it tooSanyaSM/Getty ImagesParents of multiples love to warn you: “Whatever your firstborn was like, expect the complete opposite with your second!” And in my case—with a kindergartner and a toddler—that’s absolutely true. One eats anything you put in front of them; the other subsists on beige food and air. One is cautious, the other a speed demon. But I figured that the one area both kids would agree on would be screen time. Nope. Not even close.