Political chaos, global conflicts, and tech that knows our kids better than we do, make it feel like we're raising families in unprecedented times. But are we?

Every generation has faced its version of crisis, leaving families to ask the same question: how do we protect ourselves from the mess? How do we raise good humans when the world feels broken?

I’m writing a book to make sense of the madness.

This book is a cultural and political critique told through the lens of family life. It weaves candid conversation, humour, and expert insights to help parents make choices that are good for their families and for the world-- without requiring a PhD in current events.

As a subscriber to this monthly newsletter, you'll get:

• Personal reflections on the themes shaping my writing.
• Direct links to my latest Montreal Gazette columns.
• Conversation prompts to explore your own experiences, struggles, and survival strategies.

Your stories will help shape my work, ensuring that it reflects not just my journey, but of ours, collectively.

I'll bring new light to old challenges, find courage in hard conversations, and find a moment to smile through the struggle.