Just because it’s natural to have babies, doesn’t mean we’re instantly “naturals” at it. Easy was never in nature’s game plan. Here’s how I know.
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My husband and I make the short drive from San Francisco to Sonoma County frequently to go wine tasting with our kids. Here are our tips to make it fun for all. Also included are two typical routes we take, which are equally (if not more) perfect when done without children in tow. The wine may just be for adults, but the experience is for everyone. Cheers!
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Do you ever fight in front of your kids? If you do it the right way, you could be helping them. Here’s how…
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I’m guilty of calling myself “Mommy” when talking directly to my kids. Instead of saying, “I’ll get that for you,” I say, “Mommy will get that for you.” I call it Jimmy Talk in honor of a character in a classic episode of the show “Seinfeld.” Are you a Jimmy Talker, too? Here’s why I think we do it.
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“Plenty of fitness gurus will tell you that if you really want to get in shape, you have to make it a priority, even if it means waking up at 4:30 AM or squeezing in a workout at 10:00 PM. They’re right, of course. This would show a strong commitment to your goal, but it doesn’t mean that it’s a sustainable plan for a lot of us.” Here’s a perfectly acceptable place to start, instead.
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Was it love at first sight when you met your baby? It didn’t work that way for me. Click here to read more.
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“The practice of judgment gets a bad wrap because it’s often mixed up with the business of being mean, but I’m reclaiming the word for what it is: forming an opinion or making a decision after careful thought.” Here’s how to help your kids be more judgmental, in the best sense of the word.
My former boss will tell you that I was a model employee, but my husband will tell you that “It’s good enough,” is one of my favorite phrases at home. Here’s yet another reason to embrace imperfection.
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“No matter the cause, the downward spiral and steep climb out after the family is taken down by a bad bug falls into nine circles of hell that I like to call “Domestic Infirmo.” Read on for more.
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