When it came to meeting my baby's needs, I had definitely dropped the ball.
Actually, I didn't even have a ball to drop.
Full story click HERE in today's Chicago Parent.
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| Ultimately, I did make up for lost time. |
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
The Time I Was a Bad Mother (Part 42)
It took a visit with family in Texas to help me come to grips with one of my first big parenting failures.
When it came to meeting my baby's needs, I had definitely dropped the ball.
Actually, I didn't even have a ball to drop.
Full story click HERE in today's Chicago Parent.
When it came to meeting my baby's needs, I had definitely dropped the ball.
Actually, I didn't even have a ball to drop.
Full story click HERE in today's Chicago Parent.
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Too funny Marianne. I remember my mom saying for kids and toys to make sure they had a ball, now of course I can't remember what else she said and we are way past the toys until the grands come along (and we hope that won't be for many a year, LOL :)
ReplyDeletebetty
Ha! I swear, a ball is all a kid really needs. Your mom was very smart!
DeleteLaughing laughing laughing! Sock Monkey.
ReplyDeleteTurns out, I like saying it too!!
-andi
It's addictive, isn't it??
DeleteBefore I head over, I must call into question your organized ball display so close to the french doors? I see what kind of ledge you live on Walshie!
ReplyDeleteKeeps things exciting, Andrea!
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