Sarah Jaffe
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Sarah Jaffe is a former lawyer and parenting writer who lives in Brooklyn, New York with her husband and four-year-old daughter. She has written for Slate, Catapult, and The Rumpus, among other places.
What is a cryptic pregnancy? Symptoms and signs you need to know
The idea of being pregnant and not realizing it can seem next to impossible, but cryptic pregnancies may be more common than you think. Here's what to know.
12 cool pregnancy announcement ideas everyone will flip for
If you're looking to share the exciting news of a baby on the way, here are some unique pregnancy announcement ideas everyone will love.
Why do toddlers hit themselves? The reasons may surprise you
Why toddlers hit themselves is one of those parenting things you don't get prepared for. Let's dig into this part of toddlerdom parents will have to deal with.
Why toddlers throw things: What to do to stop them from breaking objects and driving you mad
Does your toddler have a great pitching arm? Find out why toddlers throw things, plus learn a few handy tips for redirecting this behavior.
Why children have trouble making the ‘R’ sound, and when to call a therapist
Here's when to call a speech therapist for your child's speech impediment.
Do ovulation trackers really work? Here’s what parents have to say
Here's what parents have to say about whether ovulation trackers work.
The sweetest baby girl names that start with the letter “A”
The first letter of the alphabet has many beautiful girl names.
Why do teens need so much sleep? Here’s what the experts say
Experts weigh in on exactly why teens need so much sleep
What causes cholestasis of pregnancy and how is it treated?
Reasons some contract cholestasis during pregnancy.