Natalie Escobar
Natalie Escobar is an editorial fellow at The Atlantic.
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Jeff Chiu / AP The Family Weekly: The Benefits of Teaching Sex Ed to Preschoolers
Plus: teaching preteen girls about puberty, unexpected news about STD rates, and KFC’s latest marketing stunt aimed at babies
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Darron Cummings / AP The Family Weekly: The Case for Not Saying “Hey Guys”
Plus: Parenting potential psychopaths, leaving kids at college, and cutting ties from an abusive mother.
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Patrick Semansky / AP The Family Weekly: There’s No Easy Way to Talk About Wanting Grandkids
Plus: The history of family separations, an examination of roommate relationships, and fertility apps.
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John Moore / Getty Family Separation Isn’t New
U.S. immigration policy has traumatized migrant children and parents for nearly a century.
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Fuse / Getty The Family Weekly: Are Women’s Medical Concerns Finally Being Taken Seriously?
Plus: how paid leave can help domestic-abuse survivors, and a rocky friendship after weight loss.
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Stephen Spillman / AP The Family Weekly: The Inner Lives of Middle Schoolers
Plus: the legal realities of reuniting immigrant families, and the struggle to connect with stepkids
