Rebecca Woolf is a blogger and freelance writer. She is the author of Rockabye: From Wild to Child, a memoir about how her life changed when she became a mom. The book is based on her popular personal blog, Girl’s Gone Child. Rebecca has contributed writing to MSN, Nerve.com, SMITH magazine, and The Huffington Post. She also writes Babble.com’s Straight from the Bottle blog.
Rebecca lives in Los Angeles with her husband, Hal, and their kids, Archer, Fable, Boheme, and Reverie.
Do We REALLY Need TVs in Our Cars?
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To TV-in-the-car or not to TV-in-the-car. That is the question.
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Are We Harming Our Daughters When We Say 'You Look Pretty!'?
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Food for thought: Do you constantly tell your daughter that she's the most beautiful little girl in the world?
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Mommy Admission: I Let My Babies Sleep On Their Bellies
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Your pediatrician and every article you read will tell you that stomach sleeping is very dangerous!
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