Inger Hultgren
Born and raised in the Philadelphia-area and holding both a U.S. and Swedish passport, Inger, a former environmental attorney who is in the process of reinventing herself, has lived in San Francisco with her husband and two daughters (born in 2006 and 2007) since 2008. Inger’s “son,” Charlie (a Ragdoll cat) joined the family in 2015, followed by two rabbits. Inger finds spiritual inspiration in yoga and the great outdoors and counts Swedish summers, Italian reds, and impromptu 80’s dance-parties among her favorite things. In addition to writing about all things mom, Inger especially loves to write narrative style pieces about her travels, which can be found at ingerhultgrenmeyer.com.
The Ultimate Resource List for SAHMs Looking to Re-enter the Workforce
Like many moms (43% of skilled American women, according to The Mom Project), I dropped out of the workforce (well, the paid one, anyway) after having kids. Once I became a mother, caring for...
Immerse Yourself in the Beauty of Music & Nature at Flower Piano
Are you looking for something truly magical, uplifting and FREE (for San Francisco residents) to do with your family? I have two words for you: Flower Piano.
Flower Piano is a collaboration between the San...
Taking a Break from Reality at The Unreal Garden (Ticket Giveaway)
This post is in partnership with the Unreal Garden.
One of the latest entrants in San Francisco's experiential art space is the Unreal Garden, which opened to the public on October 19th. The creation of...
Elyssia’s Egg-Free Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe
When my daughters were little, they took private swimming lessons at the Stonestown YMCA with a lovely, young San Francisco State University student named Elyssia. But teaching my girls how to swim all four...
Feel Good, Have Fun Volunteering at the SF-Marin Food Bank
The importance of contributing to a meaningful cause through volunteer work is a value that many parents want to instill in their children. While there are all sorts of ways to get out there...
The ABC’s of Chaperoning School Field Trips in San Francisco
Over the course of the past seven-going-on-eight years that one or both of my two daughters have been students at a public K-5 in San Francisco, I’ve chaperoned my fair share of school field...
Visiting Sacramento: Your Two Day Itinerary to the City’s Historic Sites
Fourth grade is when California public school kids study the history of their state, and at my daughters’ San Francisco K-5, normally the school year concludes with a field trip to the state capitol,...
Road Trippin’ to Monterey in (Denali) Style
(This post is in partnership with GMC.)
Over Memorial Day weekend, I had the good fortune to test drive a 2018 GMC Yukon Denali through a promotion with the San Francisco Mom’s Blog. My husband, ten...
{Virtual Book Club} Untangled: Guiding Teenage Girls Through the Seven Transitions into Adulthood
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Adolescence, as we parents know all too well from having lived through it ourselves, is fraught with angst, drama, hormones, cliques, peer pressure, risk taking, and assorted other emotional...
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My ten and twelve-year-old daughters basically have the same size feet as me (when did that happen?!), so I had no excuse not to share the assorted pack of...
