From day one, Davis was a baby on-the-go. He hated being held. He was happiest when he could move, stretch, kick and feel space around him.
"Another hug, Mommy.” I’m dropping seven-year-old Mary off at school, and we’ve already hugged and kissed each other’s cheeks four times.
I have to bite my tongue at Davis’ soccer games when a big kid starts pushing him around.
Try as we might, our own stereotypes are hard to suppress.
Try as we might, our own stereotypes are hard to suppress.
Meghan's former strategy of timeouts doesn't work to ease Davis' back talk.
Meghan's family tries to outdo themselves every Halloween, but Davis isn't as enthusiastic.
Mom Meghan Bradley finds that letting Davis watch TV and play video games helps her get things done around the house.
I realized if I kept overpraising Mary, she was going to expect cheers for waking up in the morning.
I question whether I’m hitting the right balance between reassurance and honesty.
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