It often requires the patience of two saints to get through the toddler years with twins. From time-outs to counting to flat-out ignoring less-than-desirable behavior, here is what’s worked for us (and what hasn’t).
Since this is the last Monday in April, I thought it would be great to have a post from an adult living with Autism.
We all make mistakes. We all question our decisions…especially the big ones. Husband and I went into IVF having done all our research. We discussed all possible options, outcomes, and decisions thoroughly.
In celebration of its 50th birthday, Pampers is recognizing how much parenting has changed over the years, and is sharing their belief that every baby is a little miracle that deserves to be celebrated, supported…
Finding a reliable, trustworthy babysitter is going to come in quite handy over the next few years.
Strategies for Parents Taking Their High School Juniors on the Road for Campus Visits Parents of high school juniors everywhere are gearing up to hit the road over spring break to visit colleges of interest…
How many times have I heard that question? People generally ask it while we’re in the grocery store, the Crazies are sharing a cart, and they’re practicing their headbutting.
This is an interview that I did with Terri Gillis, the newest president on the National Organization of Mothers of Twins Club (NOMOTC), that ran before.
A topic that I’m finding very popular in the multiples community is whether or not to separate your kids once they get to school.
So, I’m at the grocery store a few weeks back and a sweet older woman comes up to us as I’m trying to wrestle the Crazies into their jackets…tiny little thing she was too.
