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Parenting is hard! Finding the balance between preparing for the worst and being the worst is hard. On bad days, it looks like being so afraid of your child acting like a monster you act like a monster instead. This is the story of my parenting tantrum.
Tweens and Teens need playtime too. We are never too old for play. Adolescents need playtime for stress relief, joy and health. Let me share with you the highlights of some really good articles on the why your tweens and teens need playtime too!
Thankfully, I have a new generation of toy testers: my adorable nephew! He’s the perfect size for testing out all sorts of toys, and I think he’s starting to warm up to me.
Back to school and back to homework. Homework can be a huge source of conflict and strong feelings for some families. You may remember having those strong feelings in your own childhood when doing your homework. Maybe you did your homework without a hitch, and don’t understand how to help your child who is now having a hard time with the homework routine. Let’s talk about strategies to make homework time with your child less painful and more conducive to learning.
The best part? We discovered a new use of the Measure Up Shovel–
Burying your siblings in the sand!
With National Play in the Sand Day coming every year on August 11th, it’s time to start planning your next beach adventure.
We turned the trip into a family vacation, making it a memorable experience for everyone. It was our kids’ first time flying, which was an adventure in itself. We packed our days with museum visits, monument tours, and even a panda encounter at the National Zoo.
As we gathered around the table, rolling the dice and strategizing our next move, the tension seemed to melt away. Laughter filled the room as we cheered for lucky rolls and groaned at unfortunate Farkles. It was a simple pleasure, a distraction from our worries.
What I love most about this puzzle is that it’s not just a toy; it’s a piece of art. The wooden pieces feel like luxury, and the neutral colors blend into the room decor. It’s perfect for keeping my hands busy while I’m waiting for dinner or watching TV.
We laughed, we played, and we talked about the joy of childhood. I’m so grateful for these wonderful women who support me.
I want to look at everything from pond water to my own skin cells. I don’t know if it’s strong enough for that. I want to peer into the intricate details of a leaf and marvel at the tiny hairs on a bug’s leg. It feels like having a window into a secret world, and it’s absolutely fascinating.
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