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By stacy on January 21, 2011
The other day, Orlando came looking for a help attaching a piece of paper to a drum stick. What? Why? {not a chicken leg but a wooden stick} But still, What, why? “Because I made a flag, Mama!” He held the paper closer to my face, “See!” Yes, I do see. An alien, a flying [...]
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By stacy on December 20, 2010
part of Holistic Mama’s life up close series Lately I’ve been upset over the violent play, over the constant good-guy, bad-guy stuff, especially hearing it coming from my youngest, Mica, who just turned four. When Orlando was four, he didn’t even know guns existed, or good guys and bad guys for that matter. And we [...]
Posted in kids' violent play, nonviolent communication, peaceful parenting | Tagged boys, cuddle time, playing, toys |
By stacy on March 4, 2010
Sometimes I feel so filled with impatience. With irritation. With resistance. Sometimes I can find a way to accept those feelings and I soften. Sometimes I remain in the grip of it and simply try my best to shut up. Sometimes I try my best and still don’t shut up. Thus, the other morning, I [...]
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By stacy on December 17, 2009
Who can resist Peter Pan? He’s so sneaky. He’s such a trickster and a braggart. He can fly! He has a sword! And a feather in his cap! I ask you, what six year old boy can resist him? Orlando’s eyes light up whenever he thinks about Peter Pan, especially about Peter Pan tormenting Captain [...]
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By stacy on May 20, 2009
It was just over a year ago that Godzilla appeared in our lives, crushing houses in his wake, including our own. He brought Orlando an infatuation with power and a curiosity that wanted to measure everything in terms of Big! Bigger! and Biggest! Orlando began with the biggest planet. He moved on to the biggest [...]
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