Category Archives: Parenting
Technology, is the Village it takes to raise a kid
Are there really people out there who never once let their children watch television before 2 years old? I am wondering because I admire that. I am fascinated by it. I honestly wonder what these kids do all day. What do they do while you shower, or do you not shower? Do you leave themContinue reading “Technology, is the Village it takes to raise a kid “
Being pregnant after having a miscarriage is terrifying (Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day)
For whatever reason, we are not supposed to talk about our failed pregnancies. But today, I will, for Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, October 15, 2016. Being pregnant after having a miscarriage is terrifying. You worry. You worry every moment about everything. You worry about every test, every milestone, and your heart skips aContinue reading “Being pregnant after having a miscarriage is terrifying (Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day)”
When did kids riding bikes stop being cool?
When my step-son Robbie was around eight-years-old, my husband and I panicked when he still did not want to learn how to ride a bike. Was there something wrong with him? Was he going to be made fun of because he didn’t know how? We watched YouTube videos, read articles and practiced getting him toContinue reading “When did kids riding bikes stop being cool? “
Why I don’t care if my child is ruining an activity for your child
Toddlers are emotional, bossy and sometimes strong-willed little people. It is in their nature, it is who they are, it is common and it is normal. They will give us kisses and hugs one second and be flailing their little bodies on the floor because they we don’t carry pizza in our diaper bag the next.
When your toddler is hurting others…
My daughter was not acting out- she was acting 2. It is a phase- a phase that will not define or determine who she will grow up to be.
Seven hilarious tantrums my 2.5 year-old has had
You can’t fly sweetheart…
Why I let my daughter climb up the slide
“She’s got some leadership skills.”
The Typical Day of This Working Mom
7:25 am Argues with toddler about wearing shoes while toddler hides under the kitchen table.