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Parenting Styles: Where I Draw the Line
It happens whenever I come home from a trip away, I’m met with a dozen “new” things Vivi does, demands or requires. Cody loves both his little girls an awful lot but he is also a little guilty of being a giant sucker with both of them, especially the littlest one. Our parenting styles have MORE »
5 Tips For Keeping Your Cool With a Toddler When You’re Feeling Frustrated
Toddler's can be frustrating, but here's how I keep my cool when I'm about to lose it.
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Winning At The Parenting of Toddlers: 24 Silly Pictures
Parenting toddlers is hard. Sometimes a good dose of humour and letting go of all the 'rules' is exactly what we (and they), need most...
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DIY Spring & Summer Sensory Bins
I had been wanting to make sensory bins for my kids for a while. I finally trashed all of my grandiose plans (love/hate for Pinterest, right here), and came up with something simple. Easy. So very well-received. Click on for the DIY...
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That Awkward Moment When… Toddler Parent Edition
"That awkward moment when..." toddler parents have endless options for filling in this blank in embarrassing/hilarious ways.
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Eyes & Ears: The Ever Inquisitive & Sensitive Toddler
You can see it in his eyes. I know many parents say that their young child has an old soul, yet here I am voicing the same...
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Mom Tip of the Week: How To Entertain a Toddler in 12 Ways
A little list of ways to entertain a toddler. Because, "Idle hands are the devil's workshop" - especially when those hands belong to a mischievous little toddler!
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