Joni Edelman

The Interent is ugly sometimes. And raising kids using it doesn't always make it easier.

Help. Me. Please. And by help me, I mean, bring me my jumbo size jar of

My decision to bed-share with my children despite potential SIDS risks has less to do with studies, and more to do with instinct.

As a celebration of the Ravishly community, we welcome you to #RavsReaders, a weekly feature where we'll spotlight one of our beloved readers.

As the mother of three teens, I'm here to tell you: You have nothing to freak out about.

When you push a small human out of your body, things tend to get a little weird.

Being vulnerable, being seen (even lumpy and naked), admitting weakness, asking for help — these acts inspire and edify.

1. All vaginas are good vaginas.

As a former Mormon, the Church's revelation that they're going to start “loving and accepting” the LGBT community makes me laugh. Hard.

You know what’s an epidemic? Making people feel second rate and ashamed, criminalizing them for something like having an obese pregnancy.