Hi everyone!
Today you can visit me over at MeMyselfandKids where I did a guest blog!
There I am breaking down the key differences between being a Mom and Dad in our house!
Take a minute to go over here and check out Mothers and Fathers!
I hope everyone has a fabulous weekend!!
Melissa
Thanks again for being my guest.
No problem! THANK YOU!! I really appreciate the offer! Have a great weekend!
You too.
Great post! I totally laughed at “don’t put beans up your nose”. This is a great life rule! x
hahaha!!!! You have no idea how many things I have had to dislodge from my children’s noses. Just the other day Cesar had a crayon stuck up his nose!
Melissa, thanks for sharing this post. Motherhood is an art, and children learn through play. The lessons they learn during play sticks with them even when the adults don’t think so. Be Blessed, and Have A Blessed Raster Weekend! Mtetar
Thank you Mtetar! I think you are absolutely correct! I hope you have a wonderful Easter weekend as well and that you surrounded by love!
Thanks, Melissa! Mtetar
heading there now… congrats on your guest post! xx
great post! love the dinosaur anecdote! sounds like my little boy 😉
Thank you so much for reading! I hope everything is going well with you, your family and new baby and that you have a great Easter!
Thanks so much! Hope you and yours have a great Easter too 🙂
I love your explanation for no beans in the nose. If I told my little one that, I think he would probably say, “cool!” and start shoving more up there! haha!
Courtney, for some reason I think this is true about a bean sprouting inside your nose! I asked my husband who told us that story so I could write about where I got my source for this explanation and he couldn’t remember anyone ever telling us this….maybe I saw it on one of those medical shows….I couldn’t have possibly just made this up could I have???? haha!! Anyway, I was trying to strike some fear in Bency when I used it but I could see where it could have the potential of doing the opposite!!! haha!!
How right you are girlfriend! In the end, the differences in how each of us (husband and wife) handle parenting creates a balance, a harmony. And it works!
Exactly! I think if I ever went to college and had to write a thesis, I think it would be fun to broach this topic more…I think it could be a pretty interesting one!!
Great post as always Melissa! so glad you posted over at Larry’s! 🙂
Thank you so much Ingrid! I really appreciate it!!
I commented on “Mothers and Fathers” — great post!