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March 19, 2013 Subscribe · Forward The Retro Wife Opts Out: What Has Changed, And What Still Needs To This week, New York Magazine, in an article titled "The Retro Wife," reports that women are choosing to leave the workplace to care for children. "Young, educated, married mothers find themselves not uninterested in the metaconversation about 'having it all'," Lisa Miller writes, "but untouched by it." Ten years ago, I wrote an article for The New York Times Magazine titled "The Opt-Out Revolution," and reported exactly the same thing. "The scene could be the 1950s, but for the fact that the coffee is more expensive and the mothers have MBAs," I wrote of educated women who'd chosen children over career. "Why don't women run the world? Maybe it's because they don't want to." Continue reading... 4 Things Every Mom Of Sons Must Do Honest Toddler Is Willing To Consider Doing The Right Thing WATCH: Deaf Mom Waited Her Whole Life For This Moment LOOK: Kid Really Doesn't Understand What An Apology Is WATCH: Dad Ignored Police As Wife Gave Birth In Car Why Kids No Longer Consider Facebook 'Cool' How To Be A Perfect Parent In 5 Easy Steps (Or Probably Never) How To Be A Perfect Parent In 5 Easy Steps (Or Probably Never) Dads Reveal How Having Daughters Have Changed Them For The Better SUSAN STIFFELMAN My Stepdaughter Wants Nothing to Do With Me When you fell in love with your husband, I am sure you had great hopes of creating a happy family that included both of your children, but as you are discovering, blending a family is often easier said than done. Continue reading... JIM HIGLEY For Every Mom Who Wonders if She Matters Today marks the 38th anniversary of the death of my mom, who died when I was a young boy. I hope this tribute to her might remind a few moms about the value they bring to their kids. Every day. Continue reading... DR. PEGGY DREXLER Why Kids Lie It's important to raise children to value honesty, and to prevent lying from becoming frequent and consistent, the point at which lying is most troublesome. The first step in figuring out how to address a lie is to consider why your child is telling it. Is the child trying to avoid trouble? Save face? Continue reading... BARBARA BRUNO All I Really Need to Know About Parenting I Learned in NFL Draft Prep If all parents had their own personal NFL prep facility, the world would be a better place. Really. Continue reading... ADAM PERTMAN My Family is Not a 'Second-Best Option' I hadn't known it until just this week, but Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, President Ronald Reagan, singer Marie Osmond, actor Hugh Jackman, journalist Judy Woodruff, basketball great Magic Johnson and I all have something in common: Our families are inferior. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.