Jaclyn Greenberg lives in the tri-state area with her husband, 3 kids and dog. She’s a former tax accountant who became a freelance writer when her son was born with multiple disabilities. Jaclyn now writes about parenting, accessibility and inclusion and has written for The New York Times, CNN, Wired, Huffpost, Parents, Good Housekeeping, Fodor’s and other places. She’s working on a memoir about sticking together as a family of five. LinkedIn, Instagram, X, Website
I Had To Learn To Parent With My Husband After Growing Up In A Single Parent Home
The learning curve was rough.
13 Fun, Easy-To-Use Gifts For Kids With Disabilities
Tried-and-true recommendations from a mom who gets it.
Turning 40 Doesn’t Have To Suck
Just throw yourself a nostalgic party.
I Finally Put 'SAHM' On My LinkedIn. Here's Why.
The truth is, that’s where I developed some incredible skills.
I Thought I Knew My Marriage. Then I Had Kids.
Struggling through parenthood together taught me so much about myself, my husband, and our relationship itself.
I Love Going On Road Trips With My Disabled Son — Here's How We Make It Work
Last year, we drove from New Jersey to Key West and had a great time. Here are my secrets.
Why I Hate The Phrase 'As Long As He's Healthy'
My Daughter Found The Sweetest Note In Our New House
What My Children's Relationship Taught Me About Acceptance And Inclusion
A Virus Caused My Son Brain Damage In Utero
