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They're the perfect gift to open early!
Depression might look different in a child than it does in an adult.
Your hands, worn in infant size by her. Your toes. The color of her hair—identical to yours as a child. The shape of her chin and the curve of her upper lip. Your placid expression was mirrored by hers as she gazed out at the world in those first months.
They are not trying to make it personal.
Because today is the littlest each of my babies will be.
We are wired to hate whining, but that doesn’t mean it’s not important.
Let’s get better at recognizing essential moments—those times when your child’s need for love trumps your own agenda.
Beauty comes from something deeper...something not so easily washed away by soap and water.
Starting our kids’ wish lists for them like ???