Parenting By Trial and Error
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| Blog Name: | Parenting By Trial and Error |
| Url: | http://www.parentingbytrialanderror.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | parenting, family, twins |
| Description: | Anyone who has kids knows that parenting is all about trial and error, learning, growing and, most importantly, staying flexible. Each child is unique. What might work for one, may not for another. Nobody knows better than you, the parent, how to best handle your child, but sometimes you have to try several solutions before finding the right one. Discussions, advice and shared experiences between parents can help us find the right formula for our children’s personalities and needs, and it is with that in mind that I created this blog. I encourage you to comment, ask questions, share stories or whatever you like, as long as it’s about kids, family life and parenting. Lively discussions are a lot of the fun of blogs, so please share! |
| Popularity: | 99 Followers |
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Back online…
After being without internet for most of last week, I’m happy to say that I’m finally back online. Though I felt like I lost an appendage the entire 5 days (but who’s counting?), I also felt a tremendous sense of relief at the time I had freed up to do other things besides work. It also became abundantly clear to me where all my “free” time goes. Now it’s back to our regularly scheduled program, starting tomorrow.
After being without internet for most of last week, I’m happy to say that I’m finally back online. Though I felt like I lost an appendage the entire 5 days (but who’s counting?), I also felt a tremendous sense of relief at the time I had freed up to do other things besides work. It also became abundantly clear to me where all my “free” time goes. Now it’s back to our regularly scheduled program, starting tomorrow.
Homework in kindergarten, revisited
My post from last February about homework in kindergarten has attracted such a large number of readers, I decided to revisit the subject. This year I have another kindergartner and the homework that started to trickle in at the beginning of the year has been gaining speed by the week. Last week, when I went on my writer’s conference/cruise, the kids went with their dad to visit their grandma in the hospital for a couple days, thereby missing school. I
My post from last February about homework in kindergarten has attracted such a large number of readers, I decided to revisit the subject. This year I have another kindergartner and the homework that started to trickle in at the beginning of the year has been gaining speed by the week. Last week, when I went on my writer’s conference/cruise, the kids went with their dad to visit their grandma in the hospital for a couple days, thereby missing school. I
Vacation from the vacation
I never would have thought that I would need a vacation after my vacation, but judging by the amount of time I’ve been sleeping since I returned, this seems to be the case. It’s as if I didn’t sleep at all while I was gone. I’ve talked about my night owl tendencies before. I lean so far that direction, if I get to bed by 1:00, I figure I’m turning in early. I know, crazy, right? After spending almost the entire day yesterday in town (yes, it’s all very “Little House On the Prairie”), I put my groceries away,
I never would have thought that I would need a vacation after my vacation, but judging by the amount of time I’ve been sleeping since I returned, this seems to be the case. It’s as if I didn’t sleep at all while I was gone. I’ve talked about my night owl tendencies before. I lean so far that direction, if I get to bed by 1:00, I figure I’m turning in early. I know, crazy, right? After spending almost the entire day yesterday in town (yes, it’s all very “Little House On the Prairie”), I put my groceries away,
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I’m baaaack…
What a great trip! Not only did I get to personally meet and hang out with some of the poor chaps who listen to me on a daily basis at Freelance Success, I soaked up some much-needed sun, had a breather, and listened to some great how-to sessions. Thank you to everyone who participated in making the conference/cruise a success. Now, back to our regularly scheduled programming. But before we do that, I want to share with you one of my favorite pictures from the trip. Hopefully it inspires the same serenity and calm in you that it did for me.
What a great trip! Not only did I get to personally meet and hang out with some of the poor chaps who listen to me on a daily basis at Freelance Success, I soaked up some much-needed sun, had a breather, and listened to some great how-to sessions. Thank you to everyone who participated in making the conference/cruise a success. Now, back to our regularly scheduled programming. But before we do that, I want to share with you one of my favorite pictures from the trip. Hopefully it inspires the same serenity and calm in you that it did for me.
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