'New generation of moms' say weed helps them 'survive full-time parenting'
Summary
A new group of mothers say they use cannabis to help manage the challenges of full-time parenting. Some share their use openly online, and recent research shows the effects of cannabis depend more on the user's age than the amount consumed.Key Facts
- Some mothers, calling themselves "garden moms," use cannabis to cope with the demands of parenting.
- These mothers often post about their cannabis use on social media platforms like TikTok.
- Cannabis helps some mothers deal with feelings of isolation linked to full-time parenting.
- Recent studies suggest the impact of cannabis on the brain depends more on the age of the user than on how much they use.
- The Washington Post and The Atlantic have discussed this trend and related research.
- The Trump administration has reclassified medical marijuana as a less dangerous drug.
- Cannabis use is becoming a part of daily life for a growing number of Americans.
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