There was a problem loading this page. Please ensure JavaScript is enabled on your browser and any ad blockers are disabled.

Why the Idea of Buying a Minivan Depresses Me

By Rachel Saslow

Minivans are an entire class of vehicle designed specifically for our phase of life. Three rows of seating. Storage galore. Automatic sliding doors. Even my husband was on board. He thought it would be hilarious to embrace driving a minivan in all of its boxy, mommy glory. (I tried to remind him that other drivers wouldn’t know he was driving it ironically.)

…

Rachel Saslow

Rachel Saslow is a former newspaper reporter and current stay-at-home mom who crams all of her writerly ambitions into naptime. She lives outside of Washington, D.C., with her husband, their two young daughters and a grumpy cockapoo. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, hiking, celebrity gossip and going to dance classes and then undoing all of her efforts with cookies and wine. Her health and parenting writing appears in The Washington Post.

Share article

TRENDING
Related
Exit mobile version