Simple Ways of Encouraging Cognitive Development in Young Children
Claudina Hannon
As parents of young children, we are always seeking the most effective ways to interact with them, either through a bonding experience or with
As parents of young children, we are always seeking the most effective ways to interact with them, either through a bonding experience or with
“I don’t want us to be afraid of adversity,” my husband says. We’re in the van, on our way home from church, of course,
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He’s looking at me with that look in his eyes, the one that holds the monsoon. The tears are coming, the fit, the fight.
My four-year-old daughter happens to be the biggest fan of me doing the Brave Collective. No, really. She found a shirt with a feather
I don’t know what it is exactly about motherhood that encourages people to dole out unsolicited advice. I’ve been “that mom” in Target too
“Mommy?” My three-year-old son stands before me on the rocky mountain path. We’re in Jasper and we’re hiking. “Yes, sweetie?” He looks solemn beneath
, You may have noticed one teeny, tiny change on the cover of our magazine, but it’s so tiny you might not have noticed.
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(Even When I Don’t Feel Like It) “Be careful.” “I’m not so sure about that.” “Don’t fall.” The words come out like a reflex,