The Deep, Dark Underbelly of Parenting (and how my attitude is still my own problem)
I was driving home last night from Julianna’s last horseback riding lesson
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I was driving home last night from Julianna’s last horseback riding lesson
There was an article in the Washington Post last week about
It lingered so much longer than I expected. When Nicholas first left
We don’t parent on our own. Or at least, we shouldn’t. If
A commenter once took issue with a post I wrote about parents’ responsibility
“I’m sure you know this already,” said Julianna’s teacher, sitting in our
First, an introduction to Julianna-speak: Kwawk-wee–chocolate Kee-yoh–carousel Kohl-ee–Nicholas Al-ee–Alex Bah-koh–Michael Bah-ee–Mommy Geepaw
I haven’t written about Julianna’s speech and cognitive development in a while.
I used to think I was an “attachment parent.” I have kept
This isn’t something I do often, but just for my own sake,