Sarah Aswell is a Deputy Editor at Scary Mommy. She covers a range of topics including family travel, parenting styles, and early childhood education, with a focus on culture, society, and personal finance. Sarah's work has been featured in Scary Mommy and Romper.
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Sarah Aswell's articles predominantly cover family and relationships, entertainment news, and house & home. They often feature unique or heartwarming stories about parenting, celebrities, holidays, and pop culture.
Given the nature of her coverage attributes and themes covered, Sarah may be interested in pitches that offer expert commentary on topics related to family dynamics, entertainment industry trends or promotional deals related to products for families or homes. She also seems open to seasonal content.
When reaching out with a pitch it would be beneficial to align it with these themes such as heartwarming parenting stories, celebrity interviews focusing on their personal lives rather than just professional achievements ,or any tie-ins between popular culture events and family life.
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Trump said at a private luncheon on Thursday that the federal government shouldn’t fund daycare, Medicare or Medicaid.
By: Sarah Aswell
Read a list of small ways you can show your children you love them, that don't take time or resources
By: Sarah Aswell
From mountain adventures to crystal-clear lakes, here’s your guide to the best things to do in Laax, Switzerland, in the summer with kids.
You're going to the big city with your family — but where can you stay that will accommodate your whole circus?
Don't wait until the end of the year to spend your funds...
Your TBR is needs some LGBTQ+!
By: Sarah Aswell
My grandparents are great for helping watch my kid... but they are too scared to let her play outside, even when they are watching.
Do you ever just want to completely run away from the world? You can! Here is my best advice for solo camping as a woman.
By: Sarah Aswell
In a world where it feels like vacations need to be bigger and better, our kids love this simple trip the best.
They constantly want friends over. I need breaks.
