I have gotten a tremendous amount of positive feedback regarding my post from several months back, The Secret of Losing My Shit. I keep recirculating it, but I recently thought to myself, “Why? I have lost my shit like 5,453 times since then so why not just keep talking about this topic?” I consider myself a gentle parent, but that doesn’t mean I am always perfect and always gentle. It means that gentle parenting is my ideal and it is what I strive for. There is not a single person out there who has reached perfection at anything they do. Even professional baseball players who make flawless plays most of the time strike out sometimes. [Read more…]
Archives for March 2013
Gentle Parenting as a Road Rather Than a Destination
Filed Under: Attachment parenting // Tagged: attachment parenting, child discipline, disciplining children, gentle parenting, instinctual parenting, natural parenting, parenting advice, parenting challenges, parenting skills, parenting stress, parenting struggles, parenting styles, parenting tips, positive discipline, positive parenting, raising children, raising kids
Breastfeeding Mothers Persevere
The internet is full of photos shared by people who want to show off their happiest of moments. Breastfeeding mothers enjoy posting their breastfeeding photos on the internet to share them with friends, family and like-minded mothers. I do this often. My favorite photos are of Jack…
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Filed Under: Breastfeeding // Tagged: breast feeding, breast milk, Breastfeeding, breastfeeding in public, motherhood, NIP, nursing in public, parenting challenges, parenting stress, parenting struggles
Hair He Comes!!
I just wanted to dry my hair. I bent over to shake it out and Jack found a favorite toy. He ran through it over and over. I got so annoyed. But his laughter penetrated my frustrated. I started to laugh. I allowed myself to just go with the flow and let him play. I always have my hair in a pony tail, his Dad has short hair and he has barely any hair. He needed to learn about hair!
Abby Theuring, MSW