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Sara Michael
Sara Michael

Sara Michael is a first-time mom with Type A tendencies. She likes rules, makes lists, and follows plans. That all seemed to work out fine until she had a baby. Now she balances her need for order and answers with the desire to enjoy the unpredictable journey she is on with her 2-year-old son (and a second on the way). Her day job? She is a writer and editorial director at a health care media company where she manages content for an online publication. Her journalism background started in daily newspapers, covering health, science and government. Follow her on Twitter @sara_the_writer.

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Baby Lessons Blogs 

Mother’s Day as a mom without a mom

May 13, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

Mother’s Day used to just be a bitter reminder that I don’t have a mom. The holiday dredged up latent

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Baby Lessons Blogs 

Surviving a cross-country flight with your baby

May 9, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

I thought I was prepared for a cross-country flight with my 1-year-old. I had been pep talking myself for weeks

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Baby Lessons Blogs 

Time to childproof the home

May 2, 2012July 16, 2019 Sara Michael

My son and I recently visited an old friend in her beautiful, nicely decorated, clean San Francisco home. Within the

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In defense of baby sleep-training

April 23, 2012March 3, 2021 Sara Michael

Prepare to judge me as a mother. I let my kid cry it out in his crib when he was

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Compromising on first-birthday celebrations

April 16, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

My son turned 1 this past weekend. One. An entire year of this kid on the earth and in our

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How to have family dinners when you have an infant

April 10, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

OK, I admit, I have misled you with the headline. I have no idea how to successfully pull off pleasant

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Giving my kid a food complex

April 6, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

I’m a first-time mom with Type A tendencies. I like rules, make lists, and follow plans. That all seemed to

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