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Sarah Wheeler

Sarah Wheeler

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Contributor, Romper

Oakland

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Nootropics, Human Performance, Biohacking, Integrative Medicine, Self Quantification, Alternative Health , Brain Health, Nootropics , Natural Movement, Longevity Aging Supplementation, Ayurveda

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Total articles 134

  • My Take on The New York Times ADHD Piece

    By Sarah Wheeler| Momspreading@ This Sunday, The New York Times Magazine published a long article by journalist Paul Tough (I remember as a baby teacher reading Whatever it Takes on a plane and being ALL IN) about what is behind the surge of ADHD cases in the U.S., whether stimulants actually work, and whether we really know what we think we do about ADHD. By the time my alarm went off at 9 west coast time (and after about 30 minutes of customary snoozing), my inbox was filled with links to this story.

    By Sarah Wheeler · Momspreading

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Jessica Slice on Disability, Parenting & Book ‘Unfit Parent’

    By Sarah Wheeler| The Cut Verified After I gave birth to my first child almost ten years ago, I was a mess. I had a very specific image of the kind of mother I would be — somehow both obsessively devoted to my child and effortlessly easygoing. I was neither, and the resulting dissonance between the plans I’d made for my parenting persona and the reality of life with a newborn was almost unbearable.

    By Sarah Wheeler · The Cut

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • My Take on The New York Times ADHD Piece

    By Sarah Wheeler| Momspreading@ This Sunday, The New York Times Magazine published a long article by journalist Paul Tough (I remember as a baby teacher reading Whatever it Takes on a plane and being ALL IN) about what is behind the surge of ADHD cases in the U.S., whether stimulants actually work, and whether we really know what we think we do about ADHD. By the time my alarm went off at 9 west coast time (and after about 30 minutes of customary snoozing), my inbox was filled with links to this story.

    By Sarah Wheeler · Momspreading

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Romper

Romper is the leading digital destination for millennial moms. Through a diverse set of voices, Romper speaks to a new generation of mothers, helping them navigate the adventure of parenthood in a fun, relatable, and honest way. At Romper, our writers and editors know that motherhood expands your identity, rather than eclipsing it.

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