Where Canadian Moms Come to Survive Motherhood

Get out from behind and camera and capture yourself now as the mom and the woman you’ll want to remember

It's Ross Petty's final Christmas production. Make sure your family scores tickets for a chance to boo and cheer the hilarious cast one last time.

The first time I called 911 was when I truly understood the heartbreak of being Avery’s mom. 

Clothes on the floor, hair in the drain, open-mouth chewing, dishes in the sink - these are just a few of the dozens of pet peeves I’ve heard as a therapist.

Women are weighed down by an absurd expectation that after we have kids, our personalities and sexualities go out the window. 

I am sick of the perception that my child is some kind of anchor around my neck, dragging me to the depths of dating oblivion.

I spent years feeling like I had some fatal flaw.