Posted February 4, 2010 at 10:30 PM

Lori Gottlieb: Are women too picky?

filed under: podcast, thinking, dating, news, hot topic, being, expert insight

Choice Mom Lori Gottlieb made headlines two years ago when she wrote an Atlantic Monthly piece suggesting that maybe single women like her, opting to have kids alone, were simply too picky about finding a partner. Now she's made headlines again with her New York Times best-selling book.

Dating

It's not easy to take this step when you'd rather have a partner. Or to look for the right partner after you've become a single mom. Here are thoughts on the process.

Choice Morsel

We revisit with Choice Mom Lori Gottlieb as she unveils her book about finding the right partner.

Choice Moms talk about dating

A group of women at a Choice Mom networking event talk bluntly about the prospects of dating as a single woman.

Posted February 2, 2010 at 7:25 PM

Survey Says: Choice Moms generally not interested

filed under: thinking, being, dating, research, Choice Mom survey, news

Human Fertility journal published the findings of Susan Golombok's Cambridge University survey of who Choice Moms are, and are not. Notable findings: we have a high percentage of post-graduate degrees, and we don't hate men. But, of course, we knew that.