By: Amber Leventry Sometimes when my partner and oldest daughter leave for work and preschool each morning, I wish I was the one leaving the house to go to a job without twin toddlers as bosses. Staying home full-time with my boys can be really hard and lonely. For the most part, it’s not so […]
By Danny Thomassomething that’s been on my mind as a parent lately… as my third baby turns one… and the others plug along and go through all the things a first grader and pre-schooler should go through, is how different each one of them is, and how different each of our relationships is… and I […]
By Meika Rouda Last Friday I did something I never thought I would do. I signed up for a parenting class. It isn’t that I am against advice; I have a whole library of parenting books including “How To Talk so Kids will Listen and Listen so Kids will Talk,” “Parenting the Difficult Child,” and […]
By: Ted Peterson I mentioned in the last blog that Ian and I are thinking about a second child. Actually, that’s not accurate. There’s no thinking involved. We’re registered foster parents and we might get a call in the next five minutes saying there’s a kid ready for us to pick up now. I like […]
