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Day 15: Parenting tips I've learned- my poor son was my trial and error lol. I've learned to really appreciate every…

Day 15:

Parenting tips I've learned- my poor son was my trial and error lol. I've learned to really appreciate every second because they grow so fast 😢. That your child will never be the perfect image you have for them, and to toss that nonsense out the window. To breath. A lot! To never give up on breastfeeding (this is my motto right now. I refuse to let the pain get the best of me this time). Last but not least to give them that fricking chicken nugget that just fell on the ground. Wanna eat that sand? Go for it buddy. The more you say no the more they are going to love to do it. Pick your battles.

#mombassadorchat Moms, Today's chat is with @mama.of.my.prince on kids with learning disabilities. Here's her bio: Hi…

#mombassadorchat Moms, Today's chat is with @mama.of.my.prince on kids with learning disabilities. Here's her bio: Hi everyone! My name is Viclyanne, I have a year & five month old son. He's my world! I'll be talking about the everyday life of kids with learning disabilities. The barriers of having kids with disabilities, and the aspects of the everyday life. Tips for dealing with your child/children with learning disabilities • be a advocate to your child • be a good listener • understand what is a disability • ask for help • make them feel they're not alone • keep your sense of humor • don't compare • always support them no matter what • most importantly, NEVER give up Feel free to ask me questions, or contact me. I'd be willing to help and remember you're not alone! Ask @mama.of.my.prince a question by tagging her in the comments below. A huge thanks to @mama.of.my.prince for hosting this chat ❤ Let's get chatting! ✨mom.life_usa🎉

You couldn't find a babysitter?!

You couldn't find a babysitter?! Mommas, do you take your kids with you to run errands and go to mundane appointments? On two separate occasions, a doctors appointment for me and today at a car service appointment, someone has remarked "you couldn't find a babysitter?!" It never crossed my mind to find a babysitter. I take my 2 kids with me just about everywhere. They are well behaved (minus the occasional 3 year old meltdown) and one of them is attached to my boob the majority of the time anyway. Am I the only one? Is that a weird thing to do? Do most moms find babysitters?