Arguing in front of the Kids – should we do it, not do it? Or is it not so much about whether we do it but HOW we do it?

Arguing in front of the Kids – should we do it, not do it? Or is it not so much about whether we do it but HOW we do it?
One of the nice things about community living – which, yes I know, I have mentioned many times before – is having different people around, with different expressions and ideas. Here Cesar is playing with a frozen hand, which Kim came up with after they played with a kitchen glove filled with water (don’t worry …
This is from a while ago but I forgot to post it. Our own little boat experience on our little dam! Cesar loved it. I also got a chance to peddle (read = I went in the boat thinking Gian is going to stay with me but then gets out and pushes boat out into …
When it comes down to learning and education, there are a lot of different views on what is appropriate and what is not. Children are being taught too many things too early, Children need more play and unstructured time. Children need to be taught earlier, they need more structure. As a reaction to our overzealous …
When I was pregnant, I was very worried about what was ahead of me. About how I was going to be responsible for this child, how I would influence him. Little did I know, that I wasn’t so much influencing and changing him, as he was changing and influencing me for the most part. This …
In my previous blogs I walked through how my general experience of finding out that I was pregnant and how it was negatively tinted, because of how I had associated memories from my past where pregnancy has been in a negative context. Once I realised that pregnancy isn’t ‘bad’, ‘wrong’ or ‘negative’ through understanding where …
This post is a continuation to ‘Crap. I’m Pregnant’. At the end of the post I said I would be looking into some of the reactions and my experience within finding out that I was pregnant. So the most predominant experience around finding out that I was pregnant was a definitive negative one. I immediately …
It started with being late. Both me and my sister were late though and the other person whose part of our ‘joint’ menstrual cycle was also have some ‘discrepancies’. I had gotten all my pre-menstruation signs: some pimples on my face, chocolate craving, some nausea here and there – but no bleeding. So the days …