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Sorta Wordless Wednesdsay – more art!

Posted on 22 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

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Watch out for swiftly-growing preschoolers

Posted on 21 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

Sometimes, to spice up breakfast a little for our three-year-old E, we put a few semi-sweet chocolate chips into his mini-bowl of Cheerios or Shreddies, which he eats dry. Finding them is just as much of a treat as eating them, it seems. This morning, as I was putting the baby sister down for her…

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A Post About Beauty

Posted on 19 November, 201211 October, 2021 by dilovelyadmin

I started worrying about my children back when they were zygotes. With a daughter, I have worries that are completely different from those I have for my son. Self-esteem and body image issues are some of my biggest concerns for her. She’s only seven weeks old, but already I find myself wondering how best to…

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Haiku About my Kids

Posted on 18 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

I am not a poet. Still, sometimes life seems a bit more manageable with a prescribed number of syllables, doesn’t it? *** Small furious boy growls and pounds the couch cushions his mind filled with NO. *** When a little guy endeavours to create art his tongue must stick out. *** Blue eyes gazing up…

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Remembering how my little boy is awesome.

Posted on 13 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

I know that much of my blog has been devoted to my firstborn and his exploits, but it’s been harder to concentrate on his awesomeness recently. His baby sister is settling into life, now that she’s past the six-week mark (almost twelve pounds now!), but she still takes up lots of time, and she is…

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Why is parenting so effing hard?

Posted on 12 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

I think I may have sounded, in yesterday’s post, like life with my kids is idyllic and wonderful and effortless. I was glad to have the writing to focus me on the parts I love about this parenting gig, because yesterday was actually a rather difficult parenting day. How is it okay that the most…

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Six weeks old on Remembrance Day

Posted on 11 November, 201213 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

Dear Baby A, Today, you are six weeks old! Probably the fastest six weeks of my whole life, even though I’m trying very hard to cherish every second, to make this time last longer. Six weeks ago, you were sleeping angelically through your first day of life, as many people (who had already loved you…

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The Artistic Development of a Three-Year-Old – Not Very Wordless Wednesday

Posted on 7 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

E’s fine motor skills have come a long way in the past six months, much to the relief of everyone. You see, he inherited his dad’s perfectionism, along with his dad’s tendency to get very frustrated with things that don’t come easily. For a while, he didn’t want to do any colouring at all, because…

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Mysterious Movie Ratings

Posted on 5 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

Do you ever wonder how films get their ratings? Especially kids’ movies. There seem to be some inconsistencies in the system. For your edification, the Motion Picture Association of America says the following about G and PG movies: G — General Audiences. All Ages Admitted. A G-rated motion picture contains nothing in theme, language, nudity,…

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Best and Worst Parenting Moments (in one day)

Posted on 4 November, 2012 by dilovelyadmin

Yesterday there were some radically contrasting highs and lows in the tapestry of our family life. Some high points with Baby A: Starting to get waking smiles this past week – the ones when she’s looking right at us, so they seem like she means them. She peed on her potty for the first time!…

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