'Is the virus coming to our house?': 5 weighty questions from my kids - and how I've answered them
From the coronavirus to mortality, my kids cover all the bases, writes Sheena McGinley.
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From the coronavirus to mortality, my kids cover all the bases, writes Sheena McGinley.
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Sheena McGinley asks families around Ireland how they balance all those spinning plates.
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One look at the official list of developmental landmarks would put any new parent on edge, writes Sheena McGinley.
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A careful, gradual reopening of our society will protect our communities.
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I was suddenly hyper-aware of the shape of my feet, writes Sheena McGinley.
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The mumbled “sorry for your loss” from hospital staff just wasn’t enough, writes Sheena McGinley.
If you don’t know the answer, science probably does, writes Sheena McGinley.
Step one, attempting to use the word “playdate” without smirking, writes Sheena McGinley.
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Prepare for sweating, grunting and lots of bodily fluids, writes Sheena McGinley.
Let’s support mums whatever their situation is, writes Sheena McGinley.
Sheena McGinley on the overwhelming experience of new parenthood – and the moment she realised that she needed help.
An emergency C-section kept my daughter safe, but it certainly wasn’t on my birthing plan, writes Sheena McGinley.
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I’ve learnt to put my blinkers up and ignore the crumb-encrusted floor, writes Sheena McGinley.