Joni Edelman

Being vulnerable, being seen (even lumpy and naked), admitting weakness, asking for help — these acts inspire and edify.

No, Bill Cosby isn't my dad. But he was like one to me growing up.

With the help of the midwife—and immense effort on my part—Ella finally slid out into the water. But she was limp, pale. It was scary.

You should know that she is a really awesome human.

Look, I'm not saying McDonald's did this themselves, I'm just saying, a lot of the people that work there probably agree.

I did The Today Show, and after that spent 45 minutes talking to Inside Edition. If you're confused, imagine how I felt.

It's #STDAwareness week here at Ravishly. We're kicking it off with this handy chart!

In honor of World Bipolar Day, I present a sample stream of consciousness based on my experiences living with this disorder.

I don’t think anyone who has been to the spirited child parenting rodeo would call a mother who screams, “bad,” or who loses her temper, a “failure.” I think we all understand parenting is really really hard from the get go, and parenting a kid who won’t sleep, who screams and kicks and says they hate you, is its own challenge

Attention Civilians: Colonel David Iverson does not want to see your boobs.