We want to take a moment to celebrate. Here at Boston Moms, 2022 was a banner year! We are so grateful to all of you who visit Boston Moms each day to read the stories and perspectives of our incredible team.

Below you’ll find the top 10 articles published by our team of contributing writers in 2022. These are the most-read organic posts from the last 12 months. (Scroll to the bottom to see the posts that ranked the highest for ALL page views this year, including our highly favored guides and some past content that still resonates with readers nationwide.)

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5 Concerts to Take Your Kids to (That Aren’t Kids Bands!)

Deanna Greenstein - 0
concerts with kids, concerts for the family
Live music is a fantastic experience, no matter your age! Who doesn't remember the excitement of seeing a band perform live on stage for the first time? Taking your kids to a live concert can be a bit tricky, though. There is only so much Kidz Bop a parent can take. But is a "real" concert going to be family friendly? Here are a few bands that put on a great show that will be loved by both the parents and the kids alike!
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How I Feel Failed by My Special Education

Nancy Sanchez - 2
I am the parent of not one but two neurodivergent children. Like most parents in my shoes, we have joined all the Facebook and SEPAC groups in hopes of finding community and seeking help. In many ways, it's like being a part of a voiceless, invisible group not seen by our education system. I've been through this hard, heartbreaking process...
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Berry Picking Around Boston :: 16 Farms to Check Out This Summer

Kate Cotter - 3
berry picking farms in boston
As soon as the warm weather is here to stay and the flowers are in full bloom, one of my family's favorite summer activities is to go berry picking. It's a special treat to visit the very places where native berries grow — and pick them off the bushes (after popping a few in our mouths along the way,...
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8 Tips for Riding the MBTA with Kids

Boston Moms - 0
As a daily commuter, the MBTA can be unpredictable and crowded. As a parent in non-rush hours, riding the T with kids is the most affordable way to get around Boston — and it's a cheap form of entertainment for the little ones. (I’ve actually gotten on the MBTA for one stop, literally three blocks to the supermarket, just...
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Co-Sleeping and Intimacy

Nancy Sanchez - 0
I remember bringing my eldest daughter home from the hospital and feeling unsure about what our future would look like or what my parenting style would be. Co-sleeping just happened naturally for us. She had colic and struggled with sleep and keeping anything down. She seemed the most content in my arms and, truthfully, that’s where I felt she...
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Where to Find Formula in the Boston Area

Meghan Block - 0
Finding Formula in Boston
I am a formula-feeding mom. I was unable to breastfeed my first two children, and purposefully chose not to breastfeed my third. All three required special formula due to severe dairy allergies and premature birth. I suffered from postpartum anxiety and depression and I cannot even begin to imagine how I would have coped with the idea of not...
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The Reality of Living with an Exhausting and Invisible Chronic Illness

Angie V Martin - 0
To the passerby, and even to many people who know me quite well, I seem like a thriving and healthy 40-something professional woman, wife, and mother of two kids. And in the grand scheme of things, I am technically both of those things: thriving and healthy. That said, I am EXHAUSTED. All the time. No, really. Not just mom-exhausted. Not...
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Doughnut Worry, Be Happy :: 7 Boston-Area Doughnut Shops to Try

Cheryl Mastrogiovanni - 0
Now that summer is a distant memory and it's just about sweater weather, comfort food is making a comeback. We all have our splurges, and doughnuts are mine. I remember back to my childhood when my dad would bring home a dozen doughnuts on a Sunday morning, most likely from Dunks (were there even other choices back then?). Over...
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What I Wish They Told Me :: Miscarriage Advice from a Real Mom Who Has Been There

Meghan Block - 0
It's been exactly one year since I miscarried our very last baby. When it was happening, I felt entirely alone. My mom had died just two months prior, so there was a giant hole in my world already. I had several women in my life who I knew had lost a baby, but I felt that their grief was...
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Most-Viewed Content on BostonMoms.com in 2022

Meghan Block
Meghan Block
Meghan was born and raised on the South Shore and attended college in Boston. After college, she married her high school sweetheart and followed him to Charleston, SC, and Groton, CT, where he served as a submarine officer in the United States Navy. Military life was an adventure, and after six crazy years of service (and two babies later!), the pair decided to move *home* to the South Shore in 2016 and put down some roots. Meghan is the proud owner of Boston Moms and work-at-home mom to William, Benjamin, and Caroline, born in 2013, 2015 and 2019. She loves meeting new people, encouraging moms, celebrating motherhood, and supporting small businesses.

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