Interrupting a child’s inborn desire to explore and discover to give them a lesson in letters, numbers or reading is like painting a house before the foundation is built. It discourages them from working on what is really important, and wastes both our child’s time and ours.
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I had the opportunity to chat with Elena Delle Donne (@De11eDonne) earlier this week about why it's so important to her to help keep young girls in sports and how we can slow drop-out rates.
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Friendship depends on trust and trust depends on having a strong sense of concern for the welfare of others. Be honest, truthful and warm-hearted. Make compassion the basis of your determination. Think of what the future can be, not what happened in the past.
over the next few days my mom and i are going to score the christmas movies we watch in four categories — plot, acting, setting and “cinematography” — for a total 40 points.
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Hey Twitter-verse! My daughter and her friend are trying to get to 100 followers! Will you help them out? And have a listen to this fun and clever podcast!
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Happiness can just refer to the pleasure we find on a sensory level, but real happiness is related to peace of mind. If we have a calm mind, fear and suspicion are reduced. Fear is a major source of unhappiness.
@DrMaryKayKeller @ZEROTOTHREE I agree. There is good information in this article, but using words like “sass” and “defy” when referring to toddlers is not appropriate and is misleading and confusing to parents.