"Lea truly is a super mommy, in my humble opinion."
"This great lady talked about a subject that is very near to my heart, and I thought it was incredibly brave of her to share her feelings with the world."
"If you’re ever in need of some inspiration to live with the uncertainty, pop over to this woman’s blog and read this..."
"If you don't cry then you aren't human."
"I triple dog dare you to read 'Confession' without catching baby fever.
"I triple dog dare you to read 'Confession' without catching baby fever.
"This mom's hilarious attempt to photograph her three children is well told.You'll be sure to laugh too."
"Keep reading to the end for redemption—we’ve all had our moments, we all need to haul up kindness and compassion (from ourselves to ourselves and to other tired, frazzled mamas). Honest, inspiring work, Lea."
"Start with Lea Grover's Dear Less-Than-Perfect Mom. It's a lovely letter written to remind us all that we are not superwomen, nor do we need to be. Sometimes, I have great days where I manage to check every item off of my to-do list while feeding the kids nutritious meals, shuffling them back and forth between school-ballet-scouts-and-home, cleaning the house, and writing a few posts. But those days are few and far between. In fact, I think that may have happened only once. And I paid for it by coming down with the flu the next day. Aiming for perfect just isn't worth it."
"These are the words of Lea Grover and they are powerful."
"Lea is one of my all-time favorite writers. She always manages to put so much heart into her posts and this is a perfect example."
"Lea Grover's essay "Sex Positive Parenting, or We Don't Touch Our Vulvas At The Table" is a dose of unadulterated logic that actually frustrates me when I'm reminded how rare a piece on good sex-positive parenting like this is."
"...I'm 100% in favor of the concept that the blog Becoming SuperMommy calls "Sex Positive Parenting."
Note: I know that the term "sex-positive" will make a lot of feminists suspicious, and I had the same reaction, but this is a great piece and I think that this type of sex positivism - teaching kids that their bodies are not shameful - is important."
"Most of us have been taught a shame-based version of sexuality and these shackles are hard to shake off when questions of sex and sexuality arise in our own parenting. If you are experiencing these issues yourself (I certainly have), read of this brilliant essay by Lea Grover."
"Lea from Becoming Supermommy often moves me to tears, and her post about her husband's grandparents is the most moving, wonderful post of hers I've ever read. "
"Start with Lea Grover's Dear Less-Than-Perfect Mom. It's a lovely letter written to remind us all that we are not superwomen, nor do we need to be. Sometimes, I have great days where I manage to check every item off of my to-do list while feeding the kids nutritious meals, shuffling them back and forth between school-ballet-scouts-and-home, cleaning the house, and writing a few posts. But those days are few and far between. In fact, I think that may have happened only once. And I paid for it by coming down with the flu the next day. Aiming for perfect just isn't worth it."
"These are the words of Lea Grover and they are powerful."
"Lea is one of my all-time favorite writers. She always manages to put so much heart into her posts and this is a perfect example."
"Lea Grover's essay "Sex Positive Parenting, or We Don't Touch Our Vulvas At The Table" is a dose of unadulterated logic that actually frustrates me when I'm reminded how rare a piece on good sex-positive parenting like this is."
"...I'm 100% in favor of the concept that the blog Becoming SuperMommy calls "Sex Positive Parenting."
Note: I know that the term "sex-positive" will make a lot of feminists suspicious, and I had the same reaction, but this is a great piece and I think that this type of sex positivism - teaching kids that their bodies are not shameful - is important."
"Most of us have been taught a shame-based version of sexuality and these shackles are hard to shake off when questions of sex and sexuality arise in our own parenting. If you are experiencing these issues yourself (I certainly have), read of this brilliant essay by Lea Grover."
"Lea from Becoming Supermommy often moves me to tears, and her post about her husband's grandparents is the most moving, wonderful post of hers I've ever read. "
