freelance writer, editor, and content strategist | currently: cafemom & http://mom.com | formerly: babble, romper, giggle, the bump | new york, ny
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Kaitlin Stanford's coverage focuses heavily on social media trends, particularly related to TikTok and Gen Z culture. She often includes expert commentary in her articles.
If you are a professional with expertise in social media trends, particularly focusing on the impact of platforms like TikTok or analyzing viral stories and their effect on different demographics, she may be interested in your insights.
Given the themes covered by Kaitlin, consider pitching topics related to entertainment news, house & home trends influenced by social media, gaming within the context of viral content or parenting in relation to popular social media platforms.
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Brooke Johns was due in court after she was slapped with a citation when her toddler peed in a parking lot.
A new mom recently handed out hundreds of elaborate goodie bags on her flight to San Francisco, complete with candy, earplugs, and a sweet note.
A dad online is asking for opinions after his teen ruined her aunt's 'priceless' handmade wedding dress before her wedding.
A new mom on Reddit says she recently named her twins without asking their dad for his opinion. But this story is more complicated than readers might think.
A mom sparked a debate after telling her husband that if faced with pregnancy complications, he should choose her life over their baby's.
John Wyatt of Owasso, Oklahoma, has shared a video on TikTok of his gay son hanging a pride flag, and the internet can't get enough.
Let's remember the women who have tested the limits and broken barriers for the rest of us.
By: Kaitlin Stanford
Pest experts have a huge warning.
By: Kaitlin Stanford
Any parent with a toddler can tell you that when things get a little too quiet at home, it's a telltale sign that your “little angel” is up to no good.
By: Kaitlin Stanford
We all know that a Target run is never really as simple as we intend it to be. First, the Dollar Spot lures us in.
