Attitude about kids helping
A few weeks ago we had a family over for lunch, when towards the beginning of the meal the 11 year old girl looked at
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A few weeks ago we had a family over for lunch, when towards the beginning of the meal the 11 year old girl looked at
>>… more about jumping on the couch as an example. When you take the toddler off the couch, don’t they just get right back on?
A week and a half ago I posted about stopping negative behavior, and the following was asked: >>What about when you are really busy? mentally?
>>What do you do in the opposite situation – when a young child is actively doing something you want them to stop doing (as opposed
>>When you start your baby on solids, would you mind to blog about your approach and how you introduce different foods?<< This was an incredibly
>>After listening to your lecture, I have some questions, especially about the early years of “schooling.” You seemed pretty “un-schooly” at first, and I’m wondering
>>Right now my oldest son is 5 daughter 3 and son about 15 months. I am finding it very hard to cope. I am not
>>Ds is driving.me.crazy. I can’t handle him anymore. He’s 3. A couple of months ago, we finally cut his nap. It was becoming a nightmare. We
Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur are very important times in the yearly calendar, times that even those who aren’t very religiously affiliated go to synagogue.
>>I was wondering if you can give me some advice on my situation. Ds2 was always very attached. I let him be as clingy as