Jessica Rowe is a journalist, author and television personality.
As a parent, I’m fed up with a system that values marks over emotional intelligence.
A recent birthday prompts me to share the wisdom I’ve acquired over 55 years on the planet.
Mum rolls her eyes at me when I tell her about my fascination with Norse goddess Freya.
I’m still struggling with the letting go that comes as your children get older.
My now-husband, usually a fan of the predictable, later explained that he wasn’t going to do the clichéd proposal.
Food is glorious, but the cooking part has never been my strength.
My eldest is pursuing her fashion dreams and recently signed with a modelling agency.
Though I was a journalist, I saw myself as sharing facts and information, never as a ‘serious’ author.
Love, acceptance and celebration roar through the stadium. I get it, I see why he is so special to so many people.
Why do we give teenage girls such a hard time? I’m learning the power of zipping it and listening to my daughters instead.