For parents who want to worry less and play more!
How could this possibly be?
Here’s the scenario, mom is at the hospital giving birth, dad goes with her and leaves their two other young toddlers at home with the babysitter. Hours later Suffolk County sheriff’s deputies investigating a family court case peered through the window of the home Tuesday and saw Juan Reyes passed […]
Posted on December 29th, 2005 by Sam
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Quick post for all parents of ultra-sensitive, compassionate kids.
I read about this new gadget one day too late. While we were enjoying a post-holiday bloating, kicking back in the living room, I spotted a huge, eight legged creature making his way across the ceiling. As I screeched for my husband to come “take care […]
Posted on December 26th, 2005 by Sam
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After 4 days of being cooped up in my house with a very uncomfortable, tonsiless little boy, finally a little levity.
Our daughter can tend to be a bit, shall we say, mothering. The mothering of the smothering type unfortunately. And at 5, it’s really hard to explain to her why her brother doesn’t want […]
Posted on December 23rd, 2005 by Sam
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A couple of days ago I wrote about my stress over my son’s tonsil and adnoid-ectemies. Today was the surgery. While I wouldn’t say all my stress was for nothing my son was a total hero. A full on champ. He came through the surgery so much better than I ever thought possible. I’m sure […]
Posted on December 20th, 2005 by Sam
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Our 5 year old son is due to get his tonsils out on Tuesday. I’ve been telling myself it was going to be trivial until I started reading some stuff online about tonsilectamy and adenoidectomy and talking to friends. It’s clearly not going to be trivial.
Logan has never been a sickly child but […]
Posted on December 18th, 2005 by Sam
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When I was growing up I definitely had the Kool-Aid house and definitely had the Kool-Aid mom. We always had kids from the neighborhood in and out of our house–most of the time they felt as home there as I did. My mom was always the “room mother” for our class organizing various activities and […]
Posted on December 16th, 2005 by Sam
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