Posts by Shanesmom

None for my 2 and 1 year old so far.....praise God!

I sometimes have an argument with MYSELF over all the money I spend on supplements. Especially because they eat such a healthy diet......and I'm supporting them alone. But I just want the best for them.

It's interesting to read all the different perspectives for sure!! See, I'm teaching my youngest to NOT throw food on the floor, not because I'll have to clean it up, but because what he does at home, he will do out in public or at a...

Quote:Originally Posted by Neera  Mom's with healthier kids that responded if you don't mind sharing your diet, it would be a help. Thanks for your help. Good for you for getting her some C. Puritans Pride sells cheap vitamins...

Quote:Originally Posted by luckiest Oh...if you were referring to me, I'm not offended and took nothing personally.  I do have a very different parenting philosophy, which I tried to express in my post.  I do think it's a shame that...

LOL!!! Man, people really get offended and take personally the way other people parents. I wish we could all just express ourselves, share our ways of parenting and let the OP decide what she likes and doesn't. Instead, people say "it's...

Wow, I have offended a lot of people, haven't I? hmmmm.....maybe I should explain 1. I spank. If you do not, fine. I never leave marks, and I never spank in anger. To discipline from my emotions would be a mistake. By that I mean: one...

When my 2 year old gets mad, he scratches. Or he cries. I allow him to cry for a bit, as I understand this is him venting. He is NOT allowed however to scream and carry on. When this happens he goes to his room. In this way, he can...

Quote:Originally Posted by neonalee These are all really helpful thank you! So here is my dilemma. I know he will eat a pb&j anytime I give it. Or yogurt. Are those my go-to? Will he then learn that he can refuse nightly in...

Quote:Originally Posted by girlspn Hi Shanesmom, Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm learning how tough it is to simply ignore her screaming. (Sometimes I want to scream back...) Yes, my daughter understands 'no' but not...