Kristin Canning

A year ago, Anica Leon-Weil, 35, wasn’t planning for a baby, let alone using the sperm of a near-stranger she’d met online. But the pandemic spurred her to reprioritize: She moved back home to Santa Cruz, California to be closer to her mom, and the time indoors made her want to nest. “I’d been thinking about having a kid on my own, I was in a good place financially and with my career, and the way life had slowed down made it feel like the right time,” she says. All she needed was a sperm donor.…

“Off-roading reminded me that I’m allowed to go at whatever speed feels right for me, and it’s up to others to decide if they want to keep up.”

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Features director Kristin Canning gained more than she expected from the mighty swells.

Snowboarding lessons introduced WH features director Kristin Canning to the pride you can find in being a beginner—even if the ego takes a hit.

You’re gonna have to skip the buns though.

Their former neighbors are not pleased.

You won’t believe how different she looks now.