I am Edison’s Mom. I really hate to admit how spot on this is. It’s about 90% accurate. Are you psychic or am I just that basic? Thank you PP for doing mine!! |
Leif
Juniper Isla |
Sean
Dylan |
Ha, neither is exactly correct, but maybe kernels of truth in both... |
Kathryn |
Calliope (girl)
Galen (boy) |
You & your partner are hipsters. You bought both of your kids only gender neutral clothing until Calliope -- much to you chagrin -- developed a love for all things pink & frilly & began to refuse to wear pants. She started insisting on wearing a tutu everyday right around the same time she began begging endlessly to take ballet lessons. At first you refused but you are beginning to think it might be okay as long as you sign Galen up, too. After all, how can you deny your children exposure to a possibly soul enriching form of artistic expression simply because the narrow lens of our modern societal norms views it as stereotypically feminine? You won't, however, give up on trying to (gently!) steer Calliope away from that Disney princess-loving ne'er-do-well classmate she has been hanging out with at her supposedly crunchy co-op preschool! |
These threads only work for people with generic Anglo names. If I posted my kids’ names here I’d be outed in a second! But... we get complimented on their ethnic names all the time. |
Tenleigh. However, she is only ever referred to as #ourlittlelass on social media. Comments containing her real name are immediately deleted. |
Hannah (5) and Elijah (6 months). |
Ha! But for "hipsters" (they're anything but) this is pretty spot-on. Well done, PP. some of you definitely have a gift. |
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See immediate above Catholic HR post. Or maybe you are OLOM family. Def Irish Catholic. Lax family. |
Tenleigh’s mom was 42 when she gave birth, which is a good thing, because experience is really a godsend in making sure she gets this whole ‘motherhood’ thing right. After a very successful career that involved deal-making on 4 continents, it feels very good to be able to fully concentrate on Tenleigh’s development. She was still in a rear-facing car seat at age 3, you would not dare to feed her popcorn until 6, and kept yourself busy in those early years researching bilingual preschools. She’s now a precocious 2nd grader, into horses and Girl Scouts, though you’re pushing hard to get her more interested in STEAM and worried she won’t make it into the gifted program.
Tenleigh’s dad (#mybestfriend) has ramped up at work since you quit when the baby came. You always expected he’d be a more involved father, but it was clear early on that he wasn’t as invested in learning the right way to sooth her and couldn’t be counted on to make sure she wasn’t introduced to new foods too quickly, so you find yourself doing 95% of the work. Still, they have a little routine where they go out together Saturday mornings while you sleep in, which is nice. |
Stewart
Baruch |