February 21st, 2008
In light of the problems in our neighborhood, my husband brought up the subject of gun ownership. Guns make me nervous petrified, when I think about them being in our residence. When it comes to owning, operating and storage protocol, I will readily admit that I’m in the dark. I’ve never had to ponder the idea […]
By kadi -- 36 comments
February 21st, 2008
“Tafoya Family” - Holly and Jimmy Tafoya’s three rambunctious boys have them at wits’ end. James, 7, and Tyler, 5, like to play violent videogames (even ones rated “Teen” or “Mature”) at their friends’ houses and then re-enact the violent scenarios in their play. Little Ryan, 2, is poised to follow in their footsteps. James […]
By Gayla McCord -- 5 comments
February 21st, 2008
On this weeks episode of Supernanny, Jo Frost visits Wendy Wilson, of Wilson Phillips fame, her husband Dan Knutson, and the couple’s four children.
Wendy is the daughter of Beach Boy Brian Wilson and shares concern that she did not have a lot of structure growing up. “We pretty much did whatever we wanted,” she […]
By Gayla McCord -- 3 comments
February 20th, 2008
According to TMZ, Kevin Federline is attempting to go to bat for ex wife, Britney Spears. It seems K-Daddy wants Mama-Brit to have visitation and the lawyers went to court trying to accommodate that, but it didn’t happen. Brit’s father, Jamie also has wanted to create some normalcy in Brit’s life and wanted visitation restored […]
By Gayla McCord -- 5 comments
February 19th, 2008
Our family has embarked on a journey from Ingrate-opolis to Gratitude-ville, in order to slay the terrible greed dragon that has taken my children captive. Our next stop along the trip, Routine-Valley seems to be the most difficult terrain. Breaking the vicious cycle of the gimmes and never enough mentality, is proving to be more […]
By kadi -- 8 comments
February 18th, 2008
Our kids begin learning about historical President’s and their legacies in early elementary school and continue throughout their entire school career with classes related to History and Government. But when should parents begin discussing politics with their children?
Try as I might to encourage my kids to develop their own opinions where politicians are concerned, there […]
By Gayla McCord -- 0 comments
February 18th, 2008
Nothing pisses me off more than witnessing a parent putting their child(ren) in danger, when on the go. My usual tendency to mind my own business goes right out the window, when I see a child’s safety being compromised, and I lose the ability to keep my mouth shut. I have done so on many different occasions and will […]
By kadi -- 5 comments
February 16th, 2008
February is a month chalk full of opportunities to teach children about culture, history and leadership. Even though the public school system touches on these topics, I feel that so much more could be taught if we, as parents, would make efforts to further these lessons in the home.
Our family celebrates black history because it is important […]
By kadi -- 2 comments
February 15th, 2008
Death is a natural part of the circle of life. Although adults understand this concept, it might be a challenge for some of us to help our children grasp the idea of death and work through the inevitable grief. My husband and I, had the unfortunate opportunity to deal with this topic, first hand, this week. My beloved […]
By kadi -- 4 comments
February 15th, 2008
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We’re having a bit of a war going on in our house. The debate seems to be whether or not to allow a child to remain in sports when their grades are suffering.
Last night’s wrestling meet […]
By Gayla McCord -- 7 comments
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