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Where Fascination Leads
Do a small child’s fears and fascinations have something to do with a uniqueness he’s trying to live out, a sort of “acorn” of destiny? Continue reading
Posted in challenges, early education, home, interests, memory, mothering, parenting, play, success, trauma
Tagged baby trauma, challenges, child's play is work, childhood obsessions, children's interests, easing child's fears, fear leads to fascination, interests, mothering, parenting, stress and success
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A Child’s Place Is In The Kitchen
Helping out in the kitchen provides all sorts of benefits, even for the smallest kids. Find out how. Continue reading
Imaginary Motherhood
The real me falls terribly short. I kvetch. I plot giant world saving accomplishments while forgetting to water the plants. I fuss and grumble and speaking of short, I’m also shorter than everyone in the house. That can’t be right. In my imagination I am tall.
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Posted in family, home, imagination, memory, mothering
Tagged memory, mother's day, motherhood
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Mine Is The Wrong Kind Of Lust
To me there’s soul-drenching nourishment that comes of contemplation, quiet, and service.
No wanderlust, instead I lust after roots. Continue reading
