Every Thursday, I post a writing prompt that focuses on either parenting or family, as well as my answer. And then I hold my breath and pray that you readers will post your own responses to the prompt in the comments section.
Here we go.
Provide a snapshot of your child(ren) at this point in time.
Every Thursday, I post a writing prompt that focuses on either parenting or family, as well as my answer. And then I hold my breath and pray that you readers will post your own responses to the prompt in the comments section.
Here we go.
I recently saw on the news that some restaurants around the country are starting to prohibit children under a certain age from dining at their establishment. The idea is that younger children can be disruptive to other diners and in an effort to keep all diners happy, certain restaurants have started putting a sign in their window that states no children are allowed. What do you think of this?
Every Thursday, I post a writing prompt that focuses on either parenting or family, as well as my answer. And then I hold my breath and pray that you readers will post your own responses to the prompt in the comments section.
Here we go.
What advice have you heard or read recently that you want to share with your child(ren)?
Please help us in welcoming, Rebecca H., a fellow mommy blogger, as she writes about an aha moment she learned while parenting her toddler.
Every Thursday, I post a writing prompt that focuses on either parenting or family, as well as my answer. And then I hold my breath and pray that you readers will post your own responses to the prompt in the comments section.
Here we go.
What toy or TV show is your child a huge fan of?
Every Thursday, I post a writing prompt that focuses on either parenting or family, as well as my answer. And then I hold my breath and pray that you readers will post your own responses to the prompt in the comments section.
Here we go.
A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a review a review for a book called, “Raising Amazing Children (…While Having a Life of Your Own), by Deborah Carroll. The book talks about how it’s incredibly beneficial in many different ways to include your child in everyday tasks–they learn new skills, sharpen already-existing skills, get to feel triumph of accomplishing a task and, of course, get to bond with you, their parent. As a parent, how do you incorporate your child(ren) into chores and tasks that you do every day, once a week, etc.?
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