5 Things to Ask Your Teens and Tweens after Incredibles 2
We finally watched the new Incredibles 2 movie with our family, and I was surprised at the conversations and insights my teens and tweens had into the film.
We finally watched the new Incredibles 2 movie with our family, and I was surprised at the conversations and insights my teens and tweens had into the film.
Between summer camps and keeping them fed, entertained, healthy and moving all summer long I feel like I’m on a perpetual hamster wheel.
“It’s weird how all of my firsts are happening at school,” she said. “I always thought you would be with me the first time I did anything and this will be my first time riding a bus, flying on an airplane or going to a baseball game.”
My daughter is a pain in the ass. She comes by it honestly. She comes from a line of difficult women. In the current parlance, you’d call us women of zero chill.
What do Kate Spade, Robin Williams and Marilyn Monroe have in common with little old invisible me? Quite a lot to be honest.
If this “Yo-Yo Mom” has learned nothing else in this season of parenting, it’s that the return never lasts long enough. So I plan to relish our time together. I’m going to ignore the messes, deal with the erratic sleep schedule, and spend the time making his favorite meals.
Take your kids something they forgot, you are not teaching them responsibility. Help with homework, you are a Tiger Mom. Go overboard on a school project, you’re doing it to make yourself look good. Sign your kid up for too many activities, you’re going to stress them out.
She leapt from the shower, cheeks flushed from excitement and warm water. “Why stop with clean hair?” she asked the woman grinning back at her in the hazy mirror. She reached for her mascara wand and brazenly plumped her eyelashes.
I am a single mom who works full-time, so when it comes to planning events, I look for easy and awesome—and a birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese did not disappoint!
On May 22nd, following an EPIC failure to launch, New York Supreme Court Justice Donald Greenwood ordered 30-year-old Michael Rotondo to vacate his parents’ house pursuant to an eviction order by Rotondo’s parents seeking the same.
We finally watched the new Incredibles 2 movie with our family, and I was surprised at the conversations and insights my teens and tweens had into the film.
Between summer camps and keeping them fed, entertained, healthy and moving all summer long I feel like I’m on a perpetual hamster wheel.
“It’s weird how all of my firsts are happening at school,” she said. “I always thought you would be with me the first time I did anything and this will be my first time riding a bus, flying on an airplane or going to a baseball game.”
My daughter is a pain in the ass. She comes by it honestly. She comes from a line of difficult women. In the current parlance, you’d call us women of zero chill.
What do Kate Spade, Robin Williams and Marilyn Monroe have in common with little old invisible me? Quite a lot to be honest.
If this “Yo-Yo Mom” has learned nothing else in this season of parenting, it’s that the return never lasts long enough. So I plan to relish our time together. I’m going to ignore the messes, deal with the erratic sleep schedule, and spend the time making his favorite meals.
Take your kids something they forgot, you are not teaching them responsibility. Help with homework, you are a Tiger Mom. Go overboard on a school project, you’re doing it to make yourself look good. Sign your kid up for too many activities, you’re going to stress them out.
She leapt from the shower, cheeks flushed from excitement and warm water. “Why stop with clean hair?” she asked the woman grinning back at her in the hazy mirror. She reached for her mascara wand and brazenly plumped her eyelashes.
I am a single mom who works full-time, so when it comes to planning events, I look for easy and awesome—and a birthday party at Chuck E. Cheese did not disappoint!
On May 22nd, following an EPIC failure to launch, New York Supreme Court Justice Donald Greenwood ordered 30-year-old Michael Rotondo to vacate his parents’ house pursuant to an eviction order by Rotondo’s parents seeking the same.