Cannabis stereotypes are quickly becoming a thing of the past. The lazy stoner that does nothing but get baked, eat munchies, and watch TV is being replaced as public opinion about cannabis continues to change for the better. Cannabis users cove all demographics, so it’s about time that these stereotypes and stigmas surrounding cannabis are […]
Category Archives: Parenting
As a new mother life can sometimes feel overwhelming. Combine the everyday stress and strain of caring for your family, the normal aches and pains everyone experiences, lack of sleep, and all too the often the stress of a job, it is little wonder that many young women, even those not suffering from postpartum depression, […]
Marijuana has long been accepted as female, heck, she’s Mary Jane. And as Mother Earth is recognized for giving us this incredible plant whose female flowers are so coveted, so too are these mothers recognized for their love of the herb. Take a gander at our 15 Marijuana Mamas — past and present users who enjoy(ed) their […]
Opening up to the family is an important step for a cannabis consumer. Many people feel closeted by their choice to smoke or eat or vaporize weed. I know I’ve been there, and many of you have written to say you’re there now. I can’t say that it’s well-advised or necessary for everyone to shout from the […]
In areas where the use of marijuana and its embodiments have been legalized and accepted socially, more moms are using marijuana and its various incarnations to tackle lots of things – from the daily motherhood stress, depression, and anxiety, to menstrual cramps. Giving room for the expansion and acceptance of the industry. More Cannabis products […]
Have you ever wondered if marijuana can help you be good at parenting? This might come as a surprise, but many people think so. According to surveys, many people think that marijuana can be helpful when it comes to raising their kids and talking to them. As the ban on Cannabis is soon to be […]
I want my son to learn everything. I want my son to see everything. (I don’t want him to see dead bodies or anything, but you know what I mean.) I want him to be well rounded and educated and intelligent. I want him to travel the world and have those personality-building experiences that you […]