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How to Get Your Kid to Stop Doing That

October 13, 2015 36 Comments

Mailbag questions sometimes come in waves around here, and recently I’ve gotten a slew of them on the same topic: How to get your kid

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Toddlers and Younger Siblings: How Could YOU Make Our Baby Happy?

July 9, 2015 17 Comments

Last time, I answered a different mailbag question about this same topic: babies in a house full of their sibling’s toys. That post was about

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Babyproofing the House vs Babyproofing the Baby

July 7, 2015 24 Comments

I’ve received a couple of related mailbag questions over the past couple of weeks about how we handle the issue of babies in a house

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Other People's Kids: controlling the chaos on preschool playdates

February 27, 2015 32 Comments

It’s mailbag time again. Today we’re going to discuss managing unruly children in your home . . . when they’re not (exclusively) yours. The Question:

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little kids & BIG CHANGES: how much help does an older sibling need when a new baby comes along?

January 16, 2015 16 Comments

What do you do when you want to blog, but you ALSO really, really want to take a bath and hit the sack? Why, fish

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Mailbag: How Do You Stop the Fighting? (and a liturgical year heads up)

October 3, 2014 18 Comments

Question: How do you stop the fighting between your kids? What do you do with them? I’ve tried many things like separation, spanking (which I

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Babies and Discipline: When, Where, and How Much?

August 25, 2014 26 Comments

It’s our first day of school! So . . . I’m going to throw up a question from the mailbag, since it’s already typed up.

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The “It’s All YOUR Fault” Method of Divide and Conquer Parenting

December 19, 2013 6 Comments

I mentioned this technique in a post in which I used it on Miley Cyrus, Robin Thicke, and MTV, and I can’t remember hearing much

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Pushing Past the Nap Strike

December 17, 2013 20 Comments

It’s pick on three-year-olds week here at Catholic All Year, which is odd since I don’t even have a three-year-old right now. But I have

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Why I Love the Terrible Twos

December 15, 2013 35 Comments

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