Talking with Teens at the Dinner Table
Before I had kids, and later when my kids were still small, I feared the teen years.
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Before I had kids, and later when my kids were still small, I feared the teen years.
READ MOREMy father was a banker. After work every day, he emptied the change in his pockets into a piggy bank – for me!
READ MOREAt the end of a long day at school, there’s nothing a kid wants to answer less than, “How was your day?” And yet, that’s what all of us parents ask. Why doesn’t this question work?
READ MOREAs we stood at my kitchen counter, my friend said, “You ought to write about it. Makes you seem human, you know?” So, in the spirit of self-disclosure inspired by articles I read recently by parents who admitted their shortcomings, I’m doing the same.
READ MOREWhen you have a bored and fussy toddler and need to cook dinner, how do you entertain them?
READ MOREWhy do I love working with kids? Well, that’s an easy one – they make me smile every day. It’s a great way to work – surrounded by kids saying the craziest things! Here are my top 10 funniest patients of the year.
READ MOREAuthor Cheryl Strayed wrote in an essay that, “Mothering is absurdly hard and profoundly sweet.” This has been the mother of all truth for me – teens take everything you have to give, bringing you to the edges of your personality and absolutely to your knees.
READ MOREMy kids were wild the other night. Just wild. All the hoopla ended with the calm, easy-going middle child in tears. Her brothers had gotten out of control with some “fun” they were having while she was studying for finals.
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