Here’s part 2 of my notes on sibling rivalry. I should have written this sooner. Sibling rivalry is normal for all families. It may even have benefits in the long-run since it teaches our children two basic lessons in life which they need to apply in their social interactions as they become adults: first, that [...]
Sibling rivalry is jealousy, competition and hostility between brothers and sisters which manifests itself in common children’s family fights to more serious, permanent enmity between adult siblings. It is a concern for almost all parents of two or more kids and it often starts right after (or even before) the birth of a second child. [...]
For a mom like me who is so fond of long sentences, letters, and reports; extended talks; nonstop questions, incessant reminders, repetitious nudges, persistent nags – for a change, here’s a KISS (keep it short and simple) greeting to the best son in the world. Aon, while you claim to be a stylist midget manorexic [...]
Tags: Aaron, birthday, kissTwenty years ago, I had the happiest, the most memorable, and the best Fourth of July ever. In the United States, every Fourth of July, Americans celebrate their Independence Day – commemorating America’s freedom from Great Britain, the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Since then, US Independence Day was celebrated [...]
It’s been years ago since I wanted to learn how to blog. I have enjoyed reading my kids’ blogs which made me discover and realize things about them which we don’t usually talk about: feelings of extreme joys, frustrations, and madness; pride over achievements; insights on life, school, home and career; their growing network of [...]