An outburst like that is the last step of his ultimate frustration and he does it only when all other avenues of communication fail him.
An outburst like that is the last step of his ultimate frustration and he does it only when all other avenues of communication fail him.
That was the plan…until noon. Suddenly, she remembered that we had movies and ice cream at home.
He used the back of his hand to nudge the iPad back to me. It was his way of saying, “Get out here with that garbage.”
In my head, I was forever 21 and reaching middle age just didn’t seem to fit with my persona.
I want to be the fun dad, but I also want to be a good dad. It’s a delicate balance sometimes.
The box is tossed in front of the front door, the bag is almost completely empty, and, mixed between the pieces, are squashed particles of cereal dust.
My son turns television watching into an all-out physical event.
The world outside may be cruel, but behind our front door, there’s no fear, judgment, or shame. There’s unconditional love.
That guilt was because I was still learning the difference between hoping and needing. I was hoping my son would speak. As I’ve come to realize though, I didn’t need it.
It’s good to give your kids positive reinforcement, but also to remind them that the entire world isn’t standing in awe of them
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