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Category Archives: children
Give the Guy a Break, Already!
Honestly, can you believe how mean the State of Tennessee is being? This poor man, Desmond Hatchett, is having a difficult time making Child Support for his children, and the evil, nasty, mean ol’ state is not showing him any … Continue reading
Child throwing tantrum got family kicked off plane
Here’s the link to this story. I saw them on The Today Show this morning. Here’s the clip of that. What do you think? If you watched this clip, the family starts about 2 minutes in. Would you want to … Continue reading
How to keep little girls, little girls a little longer
With the increasing sexualization of young girls in the media, “parents are re-examining the toddlers-and-tiaras Disney princess craze and whether little girls become little women too soon.” Short of sequestering them from the media, how do we protect our young … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, childhood, children, choices, differences, dressing up, emotions, feelings, girls, kids, lifestyles, memories, people, things, toddlers and tiara's, Uncategorized
Tagged behavior, childhood, children, choices, differences, dressing up, emotions, feelings, girls, kids, lifestyles, memories, opinions, people, things, toddlers and tiara's
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3 Year Old Twins Beat Just Dance II On Wii
Check this out. It’s so cute.
Sugary Drinks, Greatest Source Of Added Sugars
I had no idea that there was so much sugar in all this stuff. Check this out. What do you give your kids to drink? Do they drink a lot of pop, juice or these “vitamin” drinks? I know when … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, children, choices, differences, kids, lifestyles, opinions, people, sugar, things
Tagged behavior, children, choices, differences, juice, kids, lifestyles, opinions, people, pop, sugar, things
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Joe Paterno
Do you think this was the right move…or do you believe Joe Paterno should have been allowed to retire at the end of this season?
Posted in abuse, adults, behavior, child abuse, childhood, children, emotions, feelings, games, Joe Paterno, kids, laws, people, professional behavior, rape, sadness, school, sex, teachers, things, thoughts
Tagged abuse, adults, behavior, child abuse, childhood, children, college football, emotions, feelings, games, Joe Paterno, kids, laws, people, professional behavior, rape, sadness, school, sex, sexual abuse, teachers, things, thoughts
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Baby name remorse
Did you name your child something trendy or too common? Do you suffer from baby-naming remorse? Did you and your partner agree on names? Do you have an “instant memory” of any names from the past that don’t sit well … Continue reading
Posted in babies, baby names, behavior, childhood, children, choices, differences, emotions, feelings, kids, life lessons, memories, memory, opinions, parent's, people, things
Tagged babies, baby names, behavior, childhood, children, choices, differences, emotions, feelings, kids, life lessons, memories, memory, opinions, parent's, people, things, trendy
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Language immersion schools
What do you guys all think about this? I do know quite a few Canadian parents who chose to immerse their kids in French schools but I’m not familiar with all of these languages. What a huge choice. What other languages … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, childhood, children, choices, differences, emotions, feelings, good question, kids, language, life lessons, lifestyles, opinions, opportunities, people, school, teachers, things, Uncategorized
Tagged behavior, childhood, children, choices, differences, emotions, feelings, good question, immersion language schools, kids, languages, life lessons, lifestyles, opinions, opportunities, people, schools, teachers, things
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Talking about weight with children
Since 1980, the number of overweight kids has tripled. According to WebMD, it is harder for parents to broach the issue of weight with their kids, than even sex or drugs. Is it a difficult issue for your family to … Continue reading
Posted in afraid, behavior, childhood, children, choices, conversations, differences, eating habits, emotions, fears, feelings, food, hurt feelings, kids, obese, opinions, overweight, parent's, people, problems, sadness, things, Uncategorized
Tagged afraid, behavior, childhood, children, choices, conversations, differences, eating habits, emotions, fears, feelings, food, hurt feelings, kids, obesity, opinions, overweight, parent's, people, problems, sadness, things
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Childhood toys and games
Easy Bake loses its bulb, gets makeover. The classic Easy-Bake Oven is getting a makeover. What childhood toy/game do you remember most fondly? Inspired by Gayle King
Posted in childhood, children, choices, differences, emotions, fun, gayle king, kids, memories, people, things, toys
Tagged childhood, children, choices, differences, emotions, fun, gayle king, kids, memories, people
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Family Dinners
Teens who had fewer than 3 family dinners a week were almost 4 times more likely to try tobacco and twice as likely to use alcohol. Do you require attendance at the family dinner table? If so, how often? And, … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, childhood, children, choices, comfort food, differences, eating together, family, feelings, kids, opinions, people, relationships, things
Tagged behavior, childhood, children, choices, comfort food, differences, eating together, emotions, family, feelings, kids, opinions, people, relationships, things
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Future Disappointment?
I haven’t written a personal post in a very long time. I do need an honest opinion, but please be nice. 🙂 I was talking with some of the other baseball moms at practice yesterday. We were talking about what … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, childhood, children, choices, differences, emotions, feelings, kids, lifestyles, love, memories, memory, mothers, opinions, parent's, people, things, Uncategorized
Tagged behavior, childhood, children, choices, differences, emotions, feelings, kids, lifestyles, love, memories, memory, mom's, mothers, opinions, parent's, people, things
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Is TV Messing With Kids’ Minds
What do you think of this Good Question guys? SpongeBob is under attack. Do fast-paced cartoons mess with kids’ minds? What do you think? What’s your opinion?
From Parents to Teachers
Our friend MSSC posted a link to an article on his Facebook recently. It is a letter, of sorts, from an educator to parents. We see a lot of these in the press, particularly around the beginning of the school … Continue reading
Posted in children, kids, parent's, school, teachers
Tagged parent-teacher relationship, relationships, school
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The Height of Frivolous
Imagine a childhood so horrid that, when you reached adulthood, you felt justified in filing a lawsuit against your mother for “bad parenting”. Your childhood must have been pretty bad, right? Maybe she beat you – and not just a … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, adulthood, adults, children, life, lifestyles
Tagged abuse, adult children, frivolous, pathetic
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Saving the best
I was watching an episode of Rizzoli and Isles last week and Lorraine Bracco’s character (she plays Angie Harmon’s mom) said “I’m sick of not eating the good candy and always saving it for later. I want to eat the good candy … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, burnt toast, children, choices, emotions, feelings, kids, life, memories, mothers, people, relationships, things, Uncategorized, women
Tagged behavior, burnt toast, children, choices, differences, emotions, feelings, kids, life, memories, mothers, opinions, people, relationships, things, women
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School Dress Code
So, I’m sitting at our school’s Registration Day, and some of the other moms are discussing the new handbook. They revise it every year, so it doesn’t surprise me that we have a new one. Usually, it’s revised to include … Continue reading
Posted in children, clothes, dress code, kids, parenting, school
Tagged children, dress clothes, kids, parenting, school, school dress codes
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Should restaurant ban kids?
Tell me what you think of this. Do you think a restaurant owner should be able to ban children under 6 years of age from dinning at their restaurant? Here’s the ladies from The Talk’s view on it. Me personally, I don’t really … Continue reading
Posted in adults, behavior, children, choices, differences, discrimination, eating out, emotions, feelings, kids, people, restaurants, things
Tagged adults, behavior, children, choices, differences, discrimination, eating out, emotions, feelings, kids, opinions, people, restaurants, things
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Are History Lessons Being Neglected?
Is history important to you? I’ve always loved history. Mostly American history but I really do love all history. So when I read this, it made me feel bad. Who decides what gets taken out of our classroom curriculum’s? Remember when … Continue reading
Posted in behavior, children, choices, differences, emotions, feelings, history, kids, life, opinions, people, school, teachers, teaching, things, Uncategorized
Tagged behavior, children, choices, differences, emotions, feelings, history, kids, life, opinions, people, school, teachers, teaching, things
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Take A Breath
This article, in Britain’s Daily Mail (the American version) just irritated me beyond belief. I know I get irritated a LOT, but this is one of those general big Pet Peeves that I have: People who push their kids to … Continue reading