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THE Question of Our Time

January 17, 2013 By Katy 7 Comments

Breast or bottle? BPA-free? Pacifier or no pacifier? When to wean? Organic or not? Cloth or disposable? Cry it out? Private or public school? How much TV, if any at all? Snuggie or bathrobe? No, dear readers, these are not the pressing questions of our time. The REAL question, the one that keeps me up [Read More]

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Parenting Classes That YOU Wish Were Offered

January 15, 2013 By Katy 9 Comments

You guys are awesome. Not only do you humor (and honor)  me by reading my blog, but you chime in with the best comments. Take Friday’s post on Parenting Classes That I Wish Were Offered. I listed a few classes that I’d like to see and then you guys suggested numerous awesome classes here and [Read More]

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Parenting Classes That I Wish Were Offered

January 11, 2013 By Katy 12 Comments

Remember when you found out you were going to be a parent? You signed up for classes on bathing your newborn, breastfeeding, installing a car seat, etc. Well, here are the parenting classes that I wish were REALLY offered. These would have been so useful! How to buy birthday presents for 9-year-old boys. In this [Read More]

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How to Throw a Rockin’ Birthday Party

January 8, 2013 By Katy 16 Comments

How to Throw a Geology-Themed Birthday Party for Kids

Those of you who have been around a while know that I do NOT consider myself a Pinterest-inspired Supermom. So I’m surprising even myself with today’s post recapping Sydney’s 6th birthday party. I consider this post a service to the other parents out there who may be faced with planning a party around a ROCK. [Read More]

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Signs that it’s time for Winter Break to be over

January 4, 2013 By Katy 10 Comments

In my school district, the schools close down for 2 weeks around Christmas and New Year’s. While this is nice for the kids and hopefully allows the teachers to recharge their batteries, it’s just a little too long for me. Here are the telltale signs that Winter Break needs to be over: 1. My 9-year-old [Read More]

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Experienced Bad Mom’s Year in Review

December 31, 2012 By Katy 9 Comments

2012 was a big year for me and my blog. Specifically, 2012 was the year I joined Twitter, created a Facebook page, shared guest posts on Scary Mommy and The Mommy Mess, and was a featured blogger on The Sits Girls. Exciting and nerve-wracking at the same time! I’m so thankful for the new friends/followers/bloggers/people [Read More]

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Experienced Bad Mom’s Top 3 Christmas Moments

December 30, 2012 By Katy 2 Comments

I’m still recovering from having my parents and my big sister visit over Christmas. And I mean recovering in the nicest way possible! It was fun and crazy having 7 people in the house. There weren’t many bad mom moments, but there were some lovely, zany Christmas memories. Here are the Top 3: 1. My [Read More]

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Merry Christmas 2012!

December 25, 2012 By Katy 2 Comments

From our house to yours, we wish you the merriest Christmas!

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Fresh or Frozen? A 9-Year-Old Decides

December 21, 2012 By Katy 4 Comments

We were watching a Domino’s pizza ad for their new deep dish pizza. It begins with their CEO, who looks with disgust at a frozen circle of dough. “You wanna know a dirty secret?” he asks. “A lot of pan pizzas start out with frozen dough.” Then the commercial cuts to a Domino’s chef. Who’s [Read More]

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A Cultural Christmas with The Nutcracker

December 19, 2012 By Katy 5 Comments

My parents took me to see The Nutcracker ballet more than once growing up. It was big. It was grand. It was also a little weird because there was no talking. Anyhoo, I’ve never exposed my own children to this tradition. Detroit doesn’t have a ballet company (that I know of) or one that Captain [Read More]

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