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Learning Play – Creating a Rain Stick
The Spark I was watching Jack, almost 3, and Mary, who was 10 months old. It was getting crazy. I was trying to write an article and keep the Christmas Tree from tipping over for the third time that day. I began asking myself, “What can I get Jack interested in?” We have a large rain stick in the living room,...
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Smarter Moves: Budget-Friendly Home Buying Tips for Families of Children with Special Needs
My friend, Laura Pearson, is helping me out this week. I am still in recovery from my surgery. I am doing well, but sitting at the computer can be challenging. : ) We were discussing Special Needs Parenting, and Laura wrote an article that she is letting me share with you. Most of you know that I live in a four-generation...
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Nurturing Leadership Skills in Children: Parent-Led Approaches
Today, I'm sharing an article written by my friend, Laura Pearson. I've watched my daughter, Jodie, do much of what Laura has shared in this well-written article, so I can appreciate the value of the counsel. I know this information will be helpful to both you and your children. Enjoy. : ) Leadership isn’t reserved for boardrooms or political arenas—it’s a...
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A Series of Conversations – The Dissolution of a Story
As I’ve mentioned before, there’s a story that has caused me grief. I’ve worked on rewriting it, but it continues to morph as I move into my 9th year of caregiving. Despite the work I’ve done and the changes I’ve made, it still rears its ugly head and causes negative emotions. When it does, I take immediate control and look...
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- From the Archive – Two Principles of Power: Show Up & Stay Present
- Learning Play – Creating a Rain Stick
- Smarter Moves: Budget-Friendly Home Buying Tips for Families of Children with Special Needs
- Nurturing Leadership Skills in Children: Parent-Led Approaches
- A Series of Conversations – The Dissolution of a Story