Stephanie Trevorrow

Stephanie Trevorrow recently moved back to St. John’s after eleven restless years of living everywhere but here. After earning a BA from Dalhousie University, she went on to become a tree-planter, waitress, art gallery assistant and late-night free-style spoken word poet. Now she’s a mom. She lives with her two little sons and her ever-so patient husband and does her best writing in her sleep.

Posts


  • > Dad’s the man
    June 16, 2011

    Poor Dads. They get a lot of flak. In pop culture they're usually depicted burning breakfast and wrecking routines while mom's away. In reality, most dads I... Read More

  • > The great divide
    June 2, 2011

    I cringe when I hear myself say: “If you don’t have kids, you just don’t get it.” Yes, it’s true: non-parents don’t get it. They call you whining... Read More

  • > Bad Baby
    May 19, 2011

    The two questions parents with infants are asked most frequently have to be, “Is he a good baby?” and, “Is he sleeping through the night?” I am confu... Read More

  • > Taking back birth
    May 5, 2011

    Something happened to me this January, something transformational. I became a mother. I was, in fact, already a mother, having given birth to a wonderful ... Read More

  • > Crisis of stuff
    April 21, 2011

    According to earthday.ca, by only six months old a Canadian baby has consumed the same amount of resources the average person in the developing world uses in a ... Read More

  • > Dear Spring
    April 7, 2011

    Consider this an open invitation, but sooner rather than later would be nice. We’re running out of options. Honestly, we just can’t go to Chapters anymor... Read More

  • > Pressure drop
    March 24, 2011

    Let’s just come out with it then: I‘m exhausted. I’m hungry and thirsty and my back hurts and the last time I remember brushing my teeth was Tuesday. I wa... Read More

  • > Let’s hear it for the girls
    March 10, 2011

    I don’t have a daughter. I would be terrified to have a daughter. It’s a daunting responsibility, helping a girl amass the armament of confidence and courag... Read More

  • > One night in Kelowna
    February 24, 2011

    I really had no idea I wanted to be a parent. We were living in a rented loft in Vancouver and I was waitressing and painting and perpetually running for the bu... Read More