I keep trying to post and Blogger eats it. Argh! I have so many wonderful and witty things to say (OK, just the plain ol boring stuff) and I can't get it to post!
Let's try breaking up the posts into smaller bits.
Part 1, Mommyhood My Way
Before I had kids, I thought that my kids would never be the ones on the floor screaming in the grocery store. No way. I would never allow that! Then I had Katie, and although she was a very easy child, I learned that a tired, hungry or over-stimulated toddler will break down at the precise moment that is the most embarrassing for you.
Let's try breaking up the posts into smaller bits.
Part 1, Mommyhood My Way
Before I had kids, I thought that my kids would never be the ones on the floor screaming in the grocery store. No way. I would never allow that! Then I had Katie, and although she was a very easy child, I learned that a tired, hungry or over-stimulated toddler will break down at the precise moment that is the most embarrassing for you.
Katie was easy. She didn't fight bedtime, she ate what I gave her (although not a lot of it) and she was never sick. She was completely potty-trained at 2 yrs old with very little fuss. She talked early, was ahead in every way and was such fun. I felt completely confident in my parenting skills. I was totally comfortable with my mommy skills.
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