Sarah Aswell is a Senior Editor at Scary Mommy, specializing in news and comedy. With a knack for finding humor in everyday situations, Sarah's articles cover a wide range of topics from parenting and relationships to pop culture and current events. Her work can be found in publications such as The New Yorker, McSweeney's, Forbes, and Reductress.
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Sarah Aswell's articles predominantly cover family and relationships, entertainment news, and house & home. They often feature unique or heartwarming stories about parenting, celebrities, holidays, and pop culture.
Given the nature of her coverage attributes and themes covered, Sarah may be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary on topics related to family dynamics, entertainment industry trends or promotional deals related to products for families or homes. She also seems open to seasonal content.
When reaching out with a pitch it would be beneficial to align it with these themes such as heartwarming parenting stories, celebrity interviews focusing on their personal lives rather than just professional achievements ,or any tie-ins between popular culture events and family life.
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Going shopping with your young kids and getting from the parking lot and back can be a literal juggling act.
It's Easter and I'm at my ex-husband's house to celebrate. Since it's his week with the kids, he's in charge of the festivities.
It may be the dead of winter, but your camping loved ones are always dreaming about their next trip. Here is our best camping gift guide for 2024.
By: Sarah Aswell
Parents on Reddit shared the thing they despise most about parenting and he top answer is probably what you think it is.
"It’s an issue of privacy and consent," one parent said about sharing holiday performance pictures and video online.
A woman was in an 8 p.m. showing of 'Moana 2' when a toddler started acting out.
By: Sarah Aswell
Discover how teaching your kids to say, "Thank you for apologizing" fosters accountability much more than saying, "It's OK."
The drug, used to control hot flashes, can in rare instances cause serious liver damage.
And threats are the most common type of discipline used by parents on preschool-aged children.
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