Hi everyone! 👋🏻 I’m Alex, the Chief Content Officer at ParentData. I live in Providence, Rhode Island with my 3-year-old Joanna (aka Jojo.) A few of our favorite things include walking to the bakery, reading books, and talking about unicorns. To get a little personal: I am going through divorce and all about bringing that and other complex, hard-to-navigate parenting topics to this space. So excited to meet and chat with you all!

Hi Everyone! It’s Emily. I’m a professor of economics, a mom of two and a runner. And I write ParentData! I’m so thrilled to have you all in this community and I can’t wait to hear more from you.

Hey there!👋🏻 I’m Sophie, Emily’s Chief of Staff here at ParentData. I have two sons, a toddler and a newborn, and one poorly trained yellow lab. It’s fair to say we are in the thick of it right now, and I am personally inspired every day by our mission to empower parents by providing the data and tools they need to make confident decisions. Thank you for being here and joining our village!

Hi Everyone! 👋🏼 I’m Denisse, the Community Manager here at ParentData. Think of me as your ParentData Village Liaison. I’m a mom to two girls: a spunky 2.8-year-old and a 6-month-old. When I’m not heart-deep in all things community, you can find me humming the Bluey theme song (even in the absence of my toddler), writing about my journey as a parent, or traveling for photography.

My family and I just relocated to the Mississippi Coast, and I’ve found this transitional period to be very challenging, especially with small children. Luckily, it takes a village, and what better place for me to be? I can’t wait to connect with you.

Hi village! I’m Tamar, the ParentData podcast producer. I live in Cleveland (by way of Boston), and have two boys, a spunky 4.5 year-old and his sweet-as-pie two-year-old shadow. I was an Emily Oster early adopter and am so thrilled to be a part of sharing her voice (literally!). When I’m not picking up Cheerios, you can find me baking, playing guitar, and tinkering my art history podcast.