Gail Cornwall

Gail Cornwall works as a mother and writer in San Francisco. Connect with Gail on Twitter, or read more at gailcornwall.com.

Little girl placing ballot in a drop box for absentee voting

The case to let children vote: Why law professor Adam Benforado calls for a “minor revolution" Gail Cornwall

Prisoner's reflected in glasses on a shelf

Your child's glasses may have been made with forced prison labor Gail Cornwall

Paper people chain, law books and judge's gavel

Fixing foster care wouldn't actually be that hard — or that expensive Gail Cornwall

Little girl holding a Disney Princess doll

Is "Disney Princess Culture" messing with our daughters? Gail Cornwall

High school student asleep in class

The teen sleep crisis: Early school start times are terrible for our kids' health Gail Cornwall

A young woman sits at her desk and takes notes

Sprinting upstream: The incredible pressure faced by college-bound high schoolers Gail Cornwall

The problem with positive psychology: When the pursuit of happiness turns toxic Gail Cornwall

Young couple and son washing the dishes in the kitchen

Is there really a fair way to divvy up household labor and childcare? Research says it's possible Gail Cornwall

Bored Woman

Scientists who study boredom can help you channel your feelings into something productive Gail Cornwall

Little Sad Boy Kid Student In Protective Face Mask Looking Out Of School Yellow Bus Window

As the culture war engulfs their schools, kids say adults aren't listening to them at all Gail Cornwall

Are We There Yet: Perfectionist Kids and Parenting

The psychological toll of wanting your kid to be "perfect" Gail Cornwall

Emily Oster; Parenting

Why Emily Oster’s parenting wisdom is wildly popular with some and lambasted by others Gail Cornwall

“Good enough” parenting starts with avoiding these 13 abusive behaviors Gail Cornwall

Mom and Kids

The quest for "perfect parenting" is screwing us all Gail Cornwall

Teacher and students chopping vegetables in cooking class

The history of "home economics" is both surprisingly radical and conspicuously regressive Gail Cornwall

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