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Can I Do What I Ask Kids To Do?
During my childhood, I was a very respectful child.I was the student that all teachers loved.I was the friend whom all moms wanted their kids to have.I was the kid that all adults appreciated.How did I become this kid? I don’t give the credit to myself; I give full credit to my parents because they set the expectation early on that my brother and I were to be respectful of authority and of others. Their expectations taught us to:
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The Busy Parent's Guide to Making the Most Out of Teachable Moments
One of the qualities I love most about my family is our ability to find a way to play no matter where we’re at. As children, my cousins and I spent our childhoods making up games and activities like ball tag, escape in the dark, and of course the combination of the two, ball tag in the dark!
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How Helpful Advice Can Turn into Mom Bashing
There are plenty of parent shamers out there, but I don’t want to be one of them! So much of what I write about in my blog is about helping busy parents to gather the information they need to make informed parenting decisions. It comes from a good place in my heart, with hope that what I share might be valuable to a parent today, tomorrow or 10 years down the road.
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Surviving Divorce with Children
Divorce is difficult. It’s tough for you as the spouse, whether you’re struggling to get away from your spouse or desperately trying to keep the relationship intact.
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The Truth About Complying with Authority
Respect for authority and compliance with the rules established by those in positions of authority are the most popular expectations from adults that I’ve come across in my life, and it is consistent between parents and non-parents alike. Adults want kids to listen…period!
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What's the Cause of That Behavior?
This weekend, while dancing with my friends at a wedding reception, I noticed a little boy roaming the dance floor, investigating his surroundings. While the room was in movement around him, dancing to the booming music, this little boy, probably around age 4, was looking and learning.
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