In the importance of truly seeing kids as they are, where they are, and supporting their unique exploration of what they want in life and in themselves. That failure is necessary to learn and anxiety signals opportunity. That parents are here to provide love, fun, strength, and honesty. Protection is not shielding and scaring, but gently informing and inviting empowerment. Authoritative vigilance, yes, but not stifling shame.

This blog is an ongoing love letter to our children, their birthmothers, their grandparents on both sides of the continent, and our extended family and friends. Sunday, April 01, 2018. That with Easter and General Conference made for a busy and meaningful week. Friday night Hallie had the fun job of reading to the girls their bedtime story. Sawyer picked out Mine-O-Saur, and Eliza picked out anothe.

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