Tag Archives: emotions
Measuring Love & Happiness
Shining through tears, like April suns in showers, that labour to overcome the cloud that loads ‘em. – Thomas Otway Last night I came probably as close as I ever will to knowing what it’s like to be a parent … Continue reading
Teaching Kids to Be Good People, by Annie Fox, M.Ed. – A SPECIAL PARENTING BOOK REVIEW
One of the immediate benefits of joining Twitter is finding like-minded folks. Or them finding you. Such is the case of how I came to be asked to write a book review for Teaching Kids to Be Good People: Progressive … Continue reading
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PARENTING BOOK REVIEWS: My Not-So Little Library (Part 7)
Here we are at Book # 6 of my Top 8 Parenting Books. If you have a child that seems to experience emotions (like happiness and sadness) in a very profound way unlike his peers, or one that is extraordinarily … Continue reading
PARENTING BOOK REVIEWS: My Not-So Little Library (Part 2)
So, as promised in this post, I am taking a moment to acknowledge and recommend the top parenting books lining my shelves (or downloaded, as the case may be). I admit, this was hard. I am not saying that I’m … Continue reading
Imperfectly Flexible
I’m not sure if it was more M’s personality shining through or just part of the bundle of traits that comes with four and five year olds, but at some point in the past I realized that she was having … Continue reading