By: Creative Tidal Wave
Reblogged this on <a href="http://creativetidalwave.wordpress.com/2012/07/21/254/" rel="nofollow">creativetidalwave</a> and commented: Love this! Decided it needed to be passed on again.
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Loved your post. Having worked with children for 35 years and having seen child development gurus come and go, I think you have some really sound advice in here and pretty easy to follow! I do,...
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My house smells vaguely of children. But we keep the kids as pets, so maybe that counts, too. Congrats on FP!
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Funny stuff! I invite you to visit http://thejunglepackworkbook.wordpress.com for my posts on what goes on in relationships between people. Some of them are geared towards building awareness. Not as...
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By: hotelgeek
I loved your post. My favorite thing is working with a defective parent and her child in our very busy workplace. When the child (34 years old) can not (WILL NOT) do her work she sighs really heavy...
View ArticleBy: Heather Parker
That’s great too…further, even absent the subject of sex, obssess over looks and clothes…make sure you securely hinge your image of self to your child. And remember, they’re never too old to get mom...
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By: vspain
I LOVED walker of the damn dog in your bio. I’m divorced the youngest is now 23 and child support has stopped but joint custody of the damn dog continues…
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By: winnwords
Loved this post (and your writing style in general)! While my own offspring are a little further along in the process, they still require a similar arsenal of parenting strategies. (One of my recent...
View ArticleBy: maiamajumder
I am admittedly still a child myself (but aren’t we all in some regard?), but I felt this post was right up my alley. I have played a part in raising 21 younger siblings and cousins, all of whom I love...
View ArticleBy: Sandra
This was great. I’m not a parent, I’m not ever married but I see these problems with parents around me. haha
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By: twoblackdoggies
Absolutely hilarious. I don’t have children, just lots of little cousins and nephews, as an aunty I get to indulge in a few of them especially the saying yes to everything
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By: mothergooseblog
Absolutely love this! Got me thinking about what I am doing wrong and right with my toddler
View ArticleBy: ajoeblk
a much more simple language could be used. i was in a hurry and i couldnt understand some of the points
View ArticleBy: Emily January
My mom was really good at number 4 and number 7. Thanks for the great post!
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[...] blog post that parodied Steven Covey’s Seven Habits of Highly Effective People called “The Seven Habits of Highly Defective Parents.” In her post, Melinda Wentzel listed as habit #2 “DO...
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[...] lot of people are memorializing the late Stephen Covey in their own way. I give you the Seven Habits of Highly Defective Parents, and the Seven Habits of Highly Vindictive People. Either way, I...
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