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Category Archives: Parent Reflections
If You Die, or Come Close to It, Are Your Kids Prepared?
If you die suddenly, do your kids know what to do? Mine wouldn’t have, and as I saw everything starting to fade, all I could think was, they’ll be here with me all day. Who will feed them? Who will … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, children, choking, death, emergencies, kids, parenting, toddlers
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Practicing for Three
Before your children get to three years old, you may want to practice, you know, so you don’t accidentally eat them at some point during that rewarding and calming year. Here are my suggestions, ways to practice, if you will, … Continue reading
What Is Up with Sizing?
I don’t know what size I am. This is not because I’ve changed size. I’ve been the same weight and shape, basically, since my teens. Now, I started out in a size 10-12, but I wore my clothing much looser … Continue reading
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Tagged clothing, clothing sizing, parenting, shopping, sizes, vanity sizing, weight, women
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Survival of the Fittest
Yesterday was a rough day. I didn’t even get a chance to bore you with a blog. I spent the whole day writing an ebook for a nameless employer for which I will get no credit and very little money. … Continue reading
Posted in Family Dynamics, Parent Reflections
Tagged babies, children, fighting, kids, parenting, toddlers, twins
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Looking Back – December Review I
It’s always good to take stock of ourselves at some point during year. Most people choose December, and so do I. Not much has changed this year for me…as in, nothing at all, really. I’m trying to further some projects, … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, children, december review, growing up, kids, memories, parenting, toddlers, twins
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Little Kids – They’re Just Like People, Only Smaller (Part I)
You can learn so much about human nature from observing little kids as they begin to make their way in the world. This morning, Dulce taught me how people argue and why little things can carry so much weight for … Continue reading
Posted in Development, Family Dynamics, Parent Reflections, Uncategorized
Tagged babies, children, development, kids, logic, loveys, parenting, toddlers
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I’m a Loner, Dulce, a Rebel
Dulce loves people. When she was younger, she would run up to strangers and ask to be picked up. She is constantly looking for ways to involve you in her life. She’s a social maven. She doesn’t like to be … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, children, kids, parenting, toddlers, twins
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With Toddlers, Sweat the Small Stuff
Living with a toddler is like playing an intricate game of chess where at any time your opponent could render the entire game moot by throwing all the pieces in your face and tossing the board aside before stomping to … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, children, getting out of the house, kids, parenting, tantrums, toddlers
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Things Should Cost What They Cost
I can’t coupon. I’m too stupid to coupon. It’s true. Any time I try to save myself some money – be it by using discount codes or signing up for junk mail to get a special deal – I mess it up, … Continue reading
I Never Thought I’d
There are so many things I never thought I’d do in my life. In fact, they were so far removed from me, I never even thought of them to think I’d never do them. Some of you may relate. 10. … Continue reading
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Tagged babies, children, kids, parenting, potty training, sahm, stay at home mom, toddlers
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