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Poor Boy Wonder, his mom blogs for Babble’s Toddler Times and she’s all toddler all the time. Sometimes it’s easy to forget I’ve gots myself an almost 9 year old man-child living down the hall. I haven’t written about Boy Wonder in way too long and truthfully, there’s plenty to say. First, we started off 4th grade […]
You know me, I’m totally friendly but this is ridiculous.
Wow, I wish those were my nicely manicured nails. I digress… OK, so because I quit my job I’ll be teaching preschool at home. Yeah, I’m pretty scared about that. Click here to read all about it.
I asked parents of children with special needs what they would like to say to their fellow parents. This is what they said. Thank you to all who lent their voice to this piece.
I put a call out for gold star parenting moments and y’all thought I meant “gold star” (as in BAD) parenting moments. That made me LOL, literally. I’m actually looking for real, honest to goodness great parenting moments that made you a lil bit proud of yourself. You know those totally rare moments when you’re […]
Somewhere around 12 months, your child will lose interest in their lovely infant toys with gentle soothing sounds. Apparently by the 18+ month mark, toy manufacturers believe your child’s eardrums are in full working order because toys designated for that age start getting really loud and obnoxious. As a toy, the quickest way to turn […]
If you saw round 1 of readers sharing their favorite embarrassing toddler pictures on Babble, you had yourself a good laugh. Get ready for round 2, and yes – the sequel is just as good as the original. Click here for all the toddler fun! God I love toddlers.
I’m dusting off this old school vlog about Walmart, aisle 5 and meltdowns on Babble today. Click here to see BooBoo guest star as himself.
I (barely) remember being childless. What I do remember is being expected to work late nights, put in weekends, help people move and attend every wedding, shower, birthday party and get together…even for those I barely met one time. The truth was I had a really hard time saying no. I grew bitter and selfish with my […]
Guilt be gone! Click here to read all about the things we do that make us real parents, not bad ones.
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