I raised my daughter in Berlin, Madrid, and Dublin. Each country taught me how to parent an independent teen.

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The author raised her daughter all over Europe.

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I'm an American raising 2 kids in Switzerland. They started walking to school without me when they were in kindergarten.

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The author's kids walk to school alone.

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I never questioned if I belonged in leadership. Generations of women in my family showed me I did.

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Susie Cranston says the women in her family shaped her.

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Daycare waitlists are long. I'm grateful that my mother and mother-in-law can help with childcare, but our system isn't perfect.

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The author's mom and mother-in-law help with her daughter twice a week.

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My kids hate summer camp and refuse to go. This summer, I'm not forcing them and instead saving money.

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The author's kids (not pictured) don't like going to summer camp.

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I'm an American in the UK. My daughter started walking to school alone at 10, and it gave her the confidence she needed.

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The author's daughter started walking alone to school at age 10.

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Victoria Beckham says one piece of advice changed how she thinks about mom guilt

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Victoria Beckham says a conversation with a fellow designer taught her to think differently about mom guilt.

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I went from no kids to twins. I'm still learning how to be a dad.

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The 'millennial daughter tax' is terrifying

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Millennials are facing decisions about caring for their aging parents. Lots of those decisions are affecting women.

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I was scared to let my kids bike alone or go to sleepovers. Giving my 10-year-old more independence has helped me be more confident, too.

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The author and her husband have three kids.

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