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Children and God is certainly a subject a lot of us have an opinion about. A mother who writes a blog about raising her children without religion, just submitted an article to CNN iReport that talks about her experience:
I do not want religion to go away. I only want […]
The Kid, as with most two-year olds, is pretty impatient when something either has lost his interest or was insufficiently stimulating to begin with. For instance, when he’s done eating, he’s “all done.” When one task is completed, it’s time to move on to the next one. None of these characteristics would […]
As the father of a two-year old, I’ve spent a lot of time in playgrounds the past couple of years. But I am amazed I never really noticed until recently that there weren’t any more seesaws. I only really had to think about it for about a second and realized that the lawyers had […]
I can still remember the doctor’s words at The Kid’s three-month visit like it was yesterday: “Your child is old enough to sleep through the night. You will just have to let him cry it out. If you don’t do it now, it will just be more difficult once he gets older.” My wife […]
The Kid just turned a year old and pretty much all of his waking hours to date have either been spent with dad or mom or maybe one of the grandparents, so it was with a little trepidation that I took him the children’s play room at my gym. I use the phrase “my gym” […]
There’s a great article in the WSJ today called Blanks for the Memories. Melinda Beck writes
Why we remember some scenes from early childhood and forget others has long intrigued scientists—as well as parents striving to create happy memories for their kids. One of the biggest mysteries: why most people can’t seem to […]
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