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Sara Rowe Mount

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As seen in: MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Life, HuffPost, SheKnows, Parents, Scary Mommy, Mom.com, Motherly, Scout Life Magazine and
Covers:  Health, mental health/psychology, parenting, travel, history, content for children and teen audiences
Writer/Essayist, words in: @businessinsider @MotherlyMedia @Momdotcom Author of Kidlit

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Sara Rowe Mount writes about motherhood, mental health, and neurodivergence, as well as books and articles for children and teens. Her work has been featured on Motherly, Business Insider, Scary Mommy, and other publications.

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6 Tips for Helping Sensory-Sensitive Kids Enjoy the Holidays

6 Tips for Helping Sensory-Sensitive Kids Enjoy the Holidays

If your child is neurodivergent or has sensory sensitivities, holiday festivities can be easily overstimulati…

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How To Help Kids Understand That Grown-Ups Don't Always Agree

How To Help Kids Understand That Grown-Ups Don't Always Agree

At any family gathering, but especially those during the holiday season, it's easy for conflict to break out …

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12 Books for Kids That Celebrate Neurodivergent Brains

12 Books for Kids That Celebrate Neurodivergent Brains

These books smash stigma around neurodivergence, making them great reads not just for kids who are neurodiver…

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Men Want Sex All the Time and Other Myths about Cis Male Sexual Desire

Men Want Sex All the Time and Other Myths about Cis Male Sexual Desire

Stereotypes and false beliefs about the sexualities of cis men aren't exclusive to conservative circles. They…

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Rejecting My Anti-Choice Roots

Rejecting My Anti-Choice Roots

I had a close friend who wore an "Abortion is Mean" sweatshirt like a second skin. In my 20s, I came to the c…

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The Facts About Mental Illness

The Facts About Mental Illness

Dispelling false information and embracing the truth about what it is like to live with mental illness is key…

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Have You Seen the Living Room Family vs. Bedroom Family Debate? Here's What's Missing

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By Sara Rowe Mount
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Cubby and Yahoo may earn commission from links in this article. Pricing and availability are subject to change. Are you a living room family, or a bedroom family? It’s a question that continues to pop up in TikTok videos and Instagram Reels from parenting influencers. They say living room kids spend a lot of time in communal home spaces, while bedroom kids retreat to their bedrooms and spend a lot of time alone. I can relate as a former bedroom kid who now has a living room family.
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Have You Seen the Living Room Family vs. Bedroom Family Debate? Here's What's Missing

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By Sara Rowe Mount
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We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. Are you a living room family, or a bedroom family? It’s a question that continues to pop up in TikTok videos and Instagram Reels from parenting influencers. They say living room kids spend a lot of time in communal home spaces, while bedroom kids retreat to their bedrooms and spend a lot of time alone.
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12 Books for Kids That Celebrate Neurodivergent Brains

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By Sara Rowe Mount
| Parents Verified
As a neurodivergent parent of a neurodivergent child, I am always on the lookout for age appropriate books that feature characters who learn, interact with others, and think in ways that defy expectation, cause challenges, but also make their lives richer, more interesting, and special. Thankfully, unlike when I was growing up, there are more books being published now that represent diverse perspectives, including disability and neurodivergence.
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