Warning: This post will contain TMI. I’ll be talking about my own experiences with perimenopause, and there may be* a few swear words. (*will be) Do you worry about what other people think? Of you, of your choices, of how you look, any of that? Well, make it to mid-life and, if you’re anything like […]
Reading Time: 9 minutes Comic Book Corner Late February It was an iffy week over here at Comic Book Corner. We had some big hits (Kay still loves West Coast Avengers and Life Is Strange) but there were some serious stinkers on our lists as well. But the fun news is that Eric has joined us with a […]
Reading Time: 15 minutes Comic Book Corner Title Composite This week’s comic book corner was full of variety for us. From hard case crime books to funny superhero books to satirical takes on being a preteen, we found books that we loved, that we liked, and that we found deeply disappointing. There’s a lot in […]
It’s been a really crazy road on the being-female front for a long time, but since I had my 3rd baby things were crazy. Every month instead of a normal, period I was dealing with a hemorrhage. I couldn’t leave the house.
Next up in our GeekMom Holiday Gift Guide, books! Considering giving a book as a gift this year. They’re affordable, come in a wide variety of topics, and are easy to ship!
Yes, there will be googly eyes.
What would you think if your doctor called to say there was a 99% chance that your baby had Down Syndrome?
Dragon Con starts this week. That means it’s time for the last-minute frenzied packing. Quick, somebody make a list! No worries—got that covered for you. Even if you aren’t Atlanta-bound this weekend, you can bookmark it for your next con.
In this installment of Diary of a Geeky Pregnancy: Kate deals with the lovely symptoms of first trimester pregnancy, resorts to watching cheesy rom-coms while confined to her apartment with nausea, meets the Mayor of Chicago, and sees her baby’s heartbeat via ultrasound.
GeekMom Sarah takes a hard look at the in-canon evidence and concludes that while the Doctor could be a woman, he doesn’t want to be.
We raise our children to be the bosses of their own bodies. We teach them to dress and wash and feed themselves, and to keep their private parts private. But if our children happen to be daughters, there’s an oft-neglected aspect of self-care that we must impart: Voting. It may seem strange to count […]
For most of my life I dreamed of having babies. The family joke was that I signed up to work in the church nursery the year after I graduated from it. I couldn’t get enough of ‘the babies’. As I got older I began having medical problems that led doctors to revisit the circumstances of […]
