What it takes to raise hyper-successful children
Our correspondent Sarah Szczypinski talks with educator and mentor Esther Wojcicki about her strategies for raising successful people.
Media Interviews & Appearances
CNET pushed reporters to be more favorable to advertisers, staffers say
CNET built a trusted brand for tech reporting over two decades. After being acquired by Red Ventures, staff say editorial firewalls have been repeatedly breached.
People share the worst year of their lives - and what they've learned
When it’s happening, a bad year can feel like a never-ending list of terrible events – whether that’s work issues, bereavements, injuries, relationship breakdowns or anything else.
We’ve asked people to share what happened to them and what they learned.
We’ve asked people to share what happened to them and what they learned.
Women Are Calling Out ‘Medical Gaslighting’
When Sarah Szczypinski, a journalist in Seattle, began experiencing knee pain and swelling in 2016 after giving birth to her son, she said that one doctor told her she had postpartum depression, while another told her she needed to lose weight and do squats — when in fact she was suffering from hip dysplasia exacerbated by her pregnancy.
Kids deserve privacy. As parents, we need to give it to them
In this piece for On Parenting in The Washington Post's, Sarah Szczypinski speaks with Making Caring Common’s Rick Weissbourd about parenting, privacy, and children.
Breaking the cycle of abusive parenting
Abusive parenting is a cycle that's often inherited. The Washington Post's Sarah Szczypinski talks to Q13 News' Travis Mayfield about ways to break that cycle.
