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Category Archives: parenting
I Don’t Need a Sticker.
It’s nothing new; it’s good old-fashioned common sense. “Mindset is a simple idea discovered by world-renowned Stanford University psychologist Carol Dweck in decades of research on achievement and success—a simple idea that makes all the difference.” The book is an … Continue reading
Posted in attitude, Education, parenting, Sports
Tagged attitude, Education, human nature, mindset, relationships
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I Wouldn’t Eat Cereal out of that Bowl.
My dog poops a lot. Dr. OZ would say she’s very healthy. Our backyard (and front yard and side yard) are full of evidence. When I walk my dog, I always pick up the evidence. But in my backyard? I … Continue reading
Please Dont Help My Kids – Alameda, CA Patch
“Children need to be challenged and pushed, not to the point where they give up but to the point where they think, “Wow, look at me go!” – Robert John Meehan Related articles Please Don’t Help My Kids – … Continue reading
Perspective 101
Posted in advice, appreciation, believe, Cancer, change, disagreements, Divorce, fairness, gratitude, growth, Health, homeless, human nature, inspiration, motivation, parenting, perspective, relationships, stress, words of wisdom, work
Tagged appreciation, attitude, Family, gratitude, Health, human nature, marriage, Parenting, perspective, quotes
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Free K-Cups to Lucky Applicant.
Middle-aged mom is looking for a local 20-something girl to spoil. The lucky applicant will have access to daily doses of k cups, free internet access, and leftovers in ready-to-go Tupperware containers. Said applicant must be willing to call me (or at least … Continue reading
Reading. Writing. Socializing.
Katie says “…I accept every child where they are. I do not spend a moment blaming their home life, their preschool teacher, their environment, etc…. There is no sense in blaming or wishing they were any different. That just wastes time … Continue reading
50 Rules for Dads of Daughters
Rule #1 “Love her mom. Treat her mother with respect, honor, and a big heaping spoonful of public displays of affection. When she grows up, the odds are good she’ll fall in love with and marry someone who treats her … Continue reading
Posted in advice, Daughters, family, parenting, raising children, words of wisdom
Tagged dads and daughters, Family, Inspirational, Parenting
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