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Seven Reasons My Kids Don't Need Toys This Christmas

November 21, 2014 33 Comments

Don’t you just love this song? I do. But naughtiness isn’t why there’s not going to be much under our tree this year. It’s just

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Potty Training in Three Days, Or Bust

September 8, 2014 29 Comments

There are many ways to potty train. There are many sides to choose: early vs. late, fast vs. slow, potty chair vs. toilet. Some families

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Mailbag: Getting Babies and Toddlers to Sleep Successfully, Together (or not)

September 4, 2014 17 Comments

Mailbag time! Question: I came across one of your mailbag questions and thought I’d ask you for your advice as well. In a month or

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The Littlest Apostolate, or: Why I Let My Kid Pick Up Trash

July 24, 2014 28 Comments

I let my kid pick up trash. Other people’s trash. In public places. It’s our own weird little apostolate. I didn’t always, of course. I

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Encouraging Independence in Children: How We Roll

May 6, 2014 46 Comments

My Day in the Life post inspired a lot of comments, and a lot of questions. So, I’m starting an occasional series called How We Roll to

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