Asha Dornfest
parenthacks.com
The founder of Parent Hacks, Asha Dornfest began writing about parenthood after her son and daughter – now eight and four, respectively – were born. Asha has been writing professionally for over ten years and is the author of several books about Web publishing, the most popular of which is Microsoft FrontPage For Dummies (Wiley). Her work has appeared in a number of print and online publications. Asha lives with her husband and two children in Portland, Oregon.
Is Momnesia Real?
Featuring: Asha Dornfest
Do you constantly forget to pay the phone bill? Have you accidentally left your bath water running till it overflows?
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Are You a Facebook Fan?
Featuring: Asha Dornfest
home moms feel less isolated? Rebecca Woolf of Girls' Gone Child asks the panelists, "Are you a Facebook fan or foe?"
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How Bad Is TV Really?
Featuring: Asha Dornfest
Television is called the "boob tube" and the "idiot box," but is it really all that bad?
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Surviving the Holiday Season
Featuring: Asha Dornfest
The holidays are here! Asha Dornfest of Parent Hacks asks how other moms deal with the stress and fatigue of holiday travel with kids.
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Online Friends vs. Real Life Friends
Featuring: Asha Dornfest
Blogs and social networks can help new moms keep in touch and meet new friends online. But are those connections real?
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How Do You Talk To Your Kids About Sexual Abuse?
Featuring: Asha Dornfest
As a parent, your job is to tackle the tough issues. And sexual abuse has to be one of the toughest topics to discuss with your kids.
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Aren't Life Experiences an Education, too?
Featuring: Asha Dornfest, Jessica Gottlieb, Dana Loesch, Karen Walrond
Moms know that education is vital to the well-being and success of their children. But is school the only place where kids can learn?
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Do Your Kids Call Adults by their First Names?
Featuring: Asha Dornfest
R-E-S-P-E-C-T. What does it mean to you? To some, it means that kids call adults "Mrs. Jones" or "Mr.
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