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The Thankful Edition of Talk of the Parent Blogosphere

by HighImpactMom
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| Parenting
November 23, 2012

No big surprise, but this week’s most blogged about subject this week was thankfulness and I’ve got to tell you, I am thrilled. So often we can get wrapped up in the negative of life (especially after a politically charged...
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Tagged black friday, bullying, parenting, shopping, talk of the parent blogosphere, thankfulness, thanksgiving
2012 Presidential Election Edition of Talk of the Parent Blogosphere

by HighImpactMom
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| Lifestyle, Home and DIY
November 9, 2012

You’d have to be living under a rock in a far flung country without television access not to know about the 2012 American presidential elections, which took place Tuesday, November 6th. It’s clear bloggers around the world were watching and...
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Tagged 2012 election, Blogging and Social Media, link up, parenting, Pinterest secret boards, recipes, round up, talk of the parent blogosphere
release

by Heather King
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| Parenting
October 17, 2012

I had to stop my mind from racing to listen. My mind (it has a mind of its own) had taken off ahead of me to an all too familiar place–the place it has gone over and over since the...
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Tagged Blog Writing, Blogging and Social Media, creative writing, parenting, We Still Blog
A Review of AboutOne.com – All Your Family Deets in One Place

by musingsfromme
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| Lifestyle, Home and DIY
June 20, 2011

Chances are good that you are an online parent. You probably clicked to this site from Twitter or read a clip of the post on Facebook or saw it in your rss reader. You visit TypeAParent for parenting advice. Other...
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Tagged baby, children, dad, education, family, Family and Marriage, kids, mom, Moms, mother, parenting, parents, preschoolers, teens, toddler, tweens
An Amazing College Opportunity

by Sandy Laurence
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| Parenting
June 6, 2011

My niece has been offered an amazing opportunity to kick start her college education. Her school system is participating in a program where students can take college classes during 11th and 12th grades, along with their high school curriculum. Then...
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Tagged college, education, parenting, Teens, teens
When Moms Fail To Meet Expectations

by Dianna
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| Parenting
March 30, 2011

I'm a mom of 3. I'm a full time employee with a challenging career. I'm a community manager here at Type-A Parent. I'm site council president for my children's elementary school. I run. I volunteer. I try to be a good friend. And yet? I know I'm not meeting my own expectations and I'm sure that I fail occasionally in meeting the expectations of others.
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Tagged 30-Something Parents, 40-Something Parents, expectations, parenting
Decadence Is Reading a Book at the Pool!

by musingsfromme
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| Lifestyle, Home and DIY
March 4, 2011

For years I have carried a book to the pool. I recall taking a book with me to the “swimming baths” in my hometown of Manchester, England, when I was 8 or 9. The book would remain in my locker for...
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Tagged babies, children, kids, mom, parenting, preschoolers, Toddlers, Wellness
10 Steps to Creative Art

by Tricia
1 March 2, 2011

Art will do what limited vocabulary cannot; put concrete images to scattered thought. If you want to know what is working behind your son’s impish grin, hand him a crayon and a blank sheet of paper. When your daughter struggles to express emotion, give her a paintbrush and watch her speak.
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Tagged advice, art, Child Development, children, childrens art, crafts, creativity, education, family, family activity, fun, kids, Kids Crafts, learning, mom, Mom Crafts, parenting
The War Against Down’s Syndrome

by Summer Minor
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| Parenting
January 15, 2011

Recently, a new test was the talk of the medical circuits regarding Down’s Syndrome. The test, a newer, less invasive tests promised to give accurate results for pregnant mothers. With a quick blood draw, they could learn if the child...
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Tagged Down's Syndrome, parenting, pregnancy, Special Needs Parenting
Holidays and Dysfunctional Families

by Sandy Laurence
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| Parenting
January 4, 2011

As families grow up, unresolved issues from childhood tend to become magnified. And in these times of divorced and blended families, political and religious conflicts and clashing personalities, most families are dysfunctional to some extent. Unfortunately, the holiday season, which...
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Tagged Anger, Christmas, Dysfunctional families, feelings, forgiveness, hurt, narcissistic, parenting

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