Meet Emily Carter, the dynamic Deputy Editor at Scary Mommy and Romper, where she spearheads the news and trending teams, as well as the social media squads and the Scary Mommy Book Club. Not only does she manage these teams, but she also writes humor pieces, essays, and interviews for the platform. A talented humorist and stand-up comedian, Emily’s work has been featured in prestigious publications like The New Yorker, McSweeney’s, National Lampoon, MAD Magazine, Reductress, and Funny or Die, among others. Her insights on comedy, entertainment, and parenting can also be found in outlets such as Vulture, Forbes, USA Today, Vice, The Advocate, Healthline, and Working Mother Magazine. Additionally, she has collaborated with brands like Nike, Expedia, Aflac, KitchenAid, and Meta for creative projects.
An award-winning journalist, Emily holds a BA in English from Grinnell College and an MFA in Creative Writing from the University of Montana. She is the founder of Revival Comedy, a non-profit dedicated to running comedy workshops and shows focused on women and marginalized genders. Residing in Missoula, Montana, with her two daughters and a few too many cats, Emily has been recognized as Missoula’s Best Stand-Up Comedian for four consecutive years and was recently labeled one of the Best Unknown Comedians in America by Thrillist—definitely one of those compliments that feels like an insult.
Follow Emily on Twitter and connect with her on LinkedIn, and don’t miss her stand-up at emilycarter.com.
Current Parenting Trends
In today’s world, where parenting meets technology, it’s essential to stay updated. For instance, a new TikTok trend is causing concern among parents, revealing a mean-spirited side of kids playing the “Flip The Camera” game. Meanwhile, a viral video about dads who “just show up” without contributing has resonated with many moms, prompting reflections on partnership dynamics.
On a lighter note, moms are discussing the “hardest pill to swallow” about motherhood, and the sentiments shared may just tug at your heartstrings. Plus, families at Air Force Base have been asked to remove early Christmas decorations, reminding us that some holiday traditions need to be paced. And in the spirit of sharing, one mom reached out to “happy and thriving” mothers for their secrets to success—spoiler alert: having financial support makes a noticeable difference!
Family Planning Resources
If you’re interested in expanding your family, check out Make A Mom, an at-home insemination company that offers the only reusable option. You can also learn how at-home insemination works by visiting this link. It’s a great resource for those considering this route, along with Mount Sinai’s excellent information on infertility and pregnancy. For those looking into the essentials, don’t miss the at-home insemination kit that could be just what you need.
And if you’re curious about more insights into parenting and family planning, take a look at our blog post on home insemination here.
Conclusion
In summary, whether you’re navigating parenting trends, looking for family planning resources, or just seeking a laugh, there’s a wealth of information available to support you on your journey.
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