By Kate Katz You Used To Fit In My Lap
Hi Love, Remember when you could fit comfortably across my lap in this chair? I do. We’ve done a lot…
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Toddlers Can Teach Us Too
Before I was a mom and before I was a graduate student in developmental psychology, I was a daycare teacher.…
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I’m the Mom Who Jumps on the Bed
I’m the mom who jumps on the bed. Even though it makes a mess of my bed and I might…
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By A Cogent What the Mama in the Meltdown Really Needs
I was so excited to enroll my 3-year-old daughter into gymnastics—she's my always active, fearless, stubborn, and daring girl. The…
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By Jessica Manack Mommy, Will You Play With Me?
Her little voice sounds through the rooms, "Can somebody come and play with me?" "Honey, just a few minutes, I'm…
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Going from One to Two Kids Was So Much Harder than I Expected
I didn’t know what I didn’t know. And boy, DID. I. NOT. KNOW. But, I really thought I did! I really…
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By Katie Vicari It’s More than Just a Room
My latest project has been getting my first son’s “big boy” room ready for him before our second child arrives…
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By Jessica Campbell Live with the Wonder of a 2-Year-Old
Two-year-olds often get a bad reputation for being temperamental, emotional, defiantly independent, and challenging. They are also hilarious, fun, lovable,…
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Bathtime Washes Away the Struggles of the Day
It's 7 p.m., which means bathtime at our house. I close the drain and fill the tub with warm water.…
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Being a Mom of Littles is So Hard and So Full of Love
Right now I wake up very early, no matter what day it is. And you need me so, so much.…
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By Alicia K. Albertson Dear Son, I Never Want To Forget This Version of You
Such big blue eyes for your tiny face. Staring into them, I saw a world of possibilities for you. Would…
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By Jordan Morgan Developmental Delays Are Not Your Fault
When my youngest child was a freshly turned toddler, she wasn’t talking, walking, or acting much like a toddler. She…
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