“Kids who feel strongly connected to their parents are more eager to cooperate with them, so it’s worth the effort to enhance that bond. It also just feels great.”
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“Kids who feel strongly connected to their parents are more eager to cooperate with them, so it’s worth the effort to enhance that bond. It also just feels great.”
“We can do both. We can recognize the hard while celebrating the good. We can despise those messy, unrelenting dishes, yet find the blessings hidden underneath.”
“I got attached, and it has been the greatest pleasure of my entire life.”
“I had to ensure my baby would have the best life I could give him.”
“‘This is crazy. It’s not possible.’ I took another one. POSITIVE. I felt like I left my body and was in someone else’s life. How did I go from not being able to get pregnant to having two baby girls in one year?”
“Who are we? Are we family?”
“Raising children isn’t women’s work. It’s what we signed on to do, together, as a couple.”
“The residents may not remember my name, or the activities we did earlier in the day, but they do remember that they were cared for, they remember that someone took the time to listen to them, and they remember that someone looked beyond their debilitating disease and saw a person.”
“My father’s health took a nosedive and he wasn’t expected to live more than a couple days.”
“It took me nearly the entire semester to get my head out of my ass and realize this guy was just trying to be my friend.”