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Malia Jacobson

  • Journalist, Freelance
  • Senior Content Manager, Kopius, Inc.
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Malia Jacobson. Health and family journalist, author, content strategist, sleep coach, 26.2 x 31, (she/her).
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Seattle Baby 2021 Archives

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By Emily Westbrooks Verified, Malia Jacobson
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ParentMap Magazine From planning to pregnancy to poop patrol, there’s just so much to learn about being a parent. Lesson number one (er, number two?): There is so much poop. But if ever there was a best example of what it means to “learn on the job,” childrearing has to be it. Having a baby is like no other experience, and parenting, well, it’s a trip! Luckily, ParentMap and the wider village of support are there to help you navigate every baby step of the way.
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January 2022 Archives

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By Malia Jacobson, Heidi Borst Verified, Kellie Schmitt Verified
| Parent Map Verified
ParentMap Magazine In a recent appearance on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert,” actor Keanu Reeves (of excellent adventure fame) was asked about bearing up during times of high anxiety. His chief piece of advice: “Breathe.” Such a simple but powerful Rx for counteracting the stress of our ongoing pandemic life — and a mindfulness technique even a very young child can master and employ in anxious moments.
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Yes, Your Kids Can (and Should) Walk to School by Themselves

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By Malia Jacobson, Kari Hanson Verified
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Photo: Walking to school can help foster independence. Photo: iStock Signs of spring are starting to pop up everywhere, from (hopefully) nicer weather and longer days to flowers and buds starting to bloom. As you look outside on a beautiful spring morning, you may be wondering if your child is ready walk to school. There are plenty of benefits, from fostering independence to expelling some energy before they sit down to learn.
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