Are your children driving you nuts? Are your parenting skills producing happy children? As I go through my own parenting struggles, I have collected (and continue to collect) a "parenting bag of tricks". I'm sure all parents have one. Let us share our parenting tips and tricks and together strive towards a happy home.
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RitaI enjoyed your blog and I will be back to read more! I am a mother of three and I enjoy reading what other parents experience day to day. My kids are actually a little older, my youngest is 6 yrs old, but it's still fun to read, and you also have a lot of helpful tips too!
graceoliverI was looking over your blog and I thought I would recommend to you all a book that I've read recently. It's not directly regarding babies but it's about troubled kids. It's called the Creative Edge.
It's by Brent D. Taylor. It says in his bio that he's a trained psycologist and has studied highly creative people and their childhoods. There is hope for all us parents with troubled kids after all!
He's also written the Outsider's Edge. His older book. It's about billionaires.
Have a look at it!
RobertHello,
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Our belief is that Dictionary for Dad’s will provide resources and information which will be fundamental in helping men make informed decisions based on education, research and practical experience all provided by Dictionary for Dad’s. In doing so this will not only reinforce the male role model in our society it will increase the social welfare of children throughout the world.
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newbabyNice blog! I love your post about baby.
The SparrowGreat work - i hope lot of other moms benefit from your insights ! Pls keep up the good work :)
Healthy MomsI love your blog! I liked your post about Pampers. Those diapers are the best. They are the only ones that I can put on my son that won't leak! I'm going to add you to my blogroll.
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