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Tag: Parenting

A Subtle Difference

Posted on June 23rd, 2008 :: 6:53 am by Greg

In a conversation with a friend yesterday regarding home schooling, I described our thinking on the matter in a way I don’t think I have previously. You may recall from previous posts here that to us, home school is not school at home, but more a philosophy… a way of educating. It’s learning from every…

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It’s Transition Week

Posted on June 11th, 2008 :: 8:51 am by Greg

We go through this with most of our kids. Alex was the worst so far… he loved his Nuk. (Pacifier, binky, plug, whatever you call it…) But he only took a few days of screaming and he was free of it. It’s definitely hard work, and takes perseverance by us, the parents… and lots of…

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Expectations

Posted on April 20th, 2008 :: 9:27 am by Greg

That word – “expectations” – certainly has some baggage, doesn’t it? I mean, even as I typed it for the title of this post, I thought, “That’s not exactly what I’m trying to say…” But I think it is. I do believe there can be good expectations. (And I fully acknowledge that, relationally speaking, there…

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Our Own Dr. Seuss

Posted on March 30th, 2008 :: 10:46 pm by Greg

A couple weeks ago, our son Alex rediscovered a book that his Grammy had bought him a while back. “A Hatful of Seuss” is a compilation of five Dr. Seuss books. He was reading it on his own and would ask me every night, “Dad, can I read this story to you?” I let him…

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No… ME!

Posted on March 22nd, 2008 :: 1:45 pm by Greg

Today Julia was not being very nice to her brothers, so Jen said, “Julia, that’s not how you’d want them to treat you. You need to treat them how you want them to treat you.” Then Jen added, “Because you love them!” Without hesitation, in a very whiny voice, Julia insisted, “No… ME!” If that’s…

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Simple But Hard

Posted on February 24th, 2008 :: 11:21 pm by Greg

Quick story before bed… Tonight I was talking to Julia (our almost two-year-old) about an event at lunch today. The lady behind the cash register thought Julia was a very cute baby (turns out she has a two-year-old of her own) and just gave her a friendly greeting. Well, Julia who is normally very friendly…

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Lesson Learned?

Posted on January 11th, 2008 :: 1:23 am by Greg

I was observing my three-year-old daughter and her one-year-old sister today as they tried to play together. They were just a few feet in front of me, and truthfully, it was not going well. Julia, the younger, was taking things from Kirstie, the older, and this was not a welcome action. Kirstie was just whining…

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My Day (or two) As A Mom

Posted on January 6th, 2008 :: 1:30 am by Greg

I think I have written here before that when Jen has babies, I take a week or, last time, two off to take care of the other kids while she can focus completely on the baby. And of course, I take care of her too. 🙂 So, I am no stranger to being the “Mom”…

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Cinderella

Posted on January 2nd, 2008 :: 5:29 pm by Greg

A friend of ours can’t stop talking about this song, and I have to agree with her. As with most all of his songs, Steven Curtis Chapman is simply a great word craftsman. We listened to it New Year’s Eve and it had Jen crying while holding Kirstie. (Which I think confused Kirstie, cause you’re…

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The Goal of Parenting

Posted on October 19th, 2007 :: 5:03 pm by Greg

Earlier this week I was thinking about being a parent. (A parent, not “apparent”…) I think I was processing some issues we’re working on with the kids. Maybe I still had some lingering thoughts in my head from a conversation we had with our friends last Sunday about the ups and downs of parenting. Whatever…

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