Kid — I'm not there . Eat ice cream and marshmallows. Make a vodka smoothie! Go wild or be a good boy, just pretend it's 1990 and I'm unreachable.
Another fine article from Lenore Skenazy.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Amen.
Cell phones turn adults into babies, constantly needing contact with their spouses, friends and children. In fact, it's possible that children in a cell-connected world make out worst of all. This morning, not five minutes after I'd left for work, my 11-year-old called from the kitchen to ask if he could have banana bread for breakfast.
Kid — I'm not there . Eat ice cream and marshmallows. Make a vodka smoothie! Go wild or be a good boy, just pretend it's 1990 and I'm unreachable.
Another fine article from Lenore Skenazy.
Kid — I'm not there . Eat ice cream and marshmallows. Make a vodka smoothie! Go wild or be a good boy, just pretend it's 1990 and I'm unreachable.
Another fine article from Lenore Skenazy.
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3 comments:
I read the 1st article - so true!! I am proud to say Elizabeth has not only survived nipple confusion but she also nurses with a nipple shield (aghast - oh the horror of it!)...but it works for us. A happy baby is a happy mama!
lol :)
ahh love it!
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