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I bunkered down, grateful for the latitude that being the only grown-up in the house affords. → Read More
Like so many aspects of parenting, it comes down to degrees of hard slog. → Read More
Travelling with kids as a solo parent brings unique challenges, but the rewards make it well worth the effort. → Read More
When your older male boss greets you at the door of his home office in a dressing gown (a short one) with, it would seem, not much underneath, hair still wet from the shower, is that sexual harassment? At 25, I didn't think so. I wasn't sure what it was. → Read More
It wasn’t the year Jacinta Tynan had hoped for, but she came out better for it. → Read More
Self-worth never used to be a good look, says Jacinta Tynan, but thankfully that’s beginning to change. → Read More
For the first time in my life I was able to see how fine the line is between security and destitution. → Read More
For the first time in my life I was able to see how fine the line is between security and destitution. → Read More
I first discovered Louise Hay in the bath. → Read More
Jacinta Tynan can’t hold back time, so she’s keeping a snapshot summary of her boys’ childhood – for herself and, eventually, for them. → Read More
Jacinta Tynan can’t hold back time, so she’s keeping a snapshot summary of her boys’ childhood – for herself and, eventually, for them. → Read More
I got a blow dry before the birth of my babies, and I know plenty of other women who, like Beyonce, cared about their post-birth photo. → Read More
"Justine was big on everything happening for a reason. What purpose could there be in this?" → Read More
School holidays, like workplace culture, are not designed for modern, working parents. Especially mothers. → Read More
School holidays, like workplace culture, are not designed for modern, working parents. Especially mothers. → Read More
After a smorgasbord of spiritual pursuits, Jacinta Tynan abandons the mad rush towards enlightenment. → Read More
Jacinta Tynan has always hidden her tears from her children – until she realised that scheduling her grief did them a great disservice. → Read More
I GOT chatting to an elderly lady at the hairdresser once who, tears welling, told me how, many years before, she took in a teenage girl who was “expecting” to live with her own family. She was discretely bundled off to the city as “paid help” to this young family (with kids the same age as her) to hide her away for the duration of her pregnancy, until all evidence of her “misdemeanour” could be… → Read More
A random genetic swipe upended the lives of the Murchison family, and made them appreciate every moment. → Read More
A random genetic swipe upended the lives of the Murchison family, and made them appreciate every moment. → Read More