Marching to Your Own Drum
Saturday, March 31st, 2007I almost did not make this month’s Create Your Year Theme ... Thank Goodness March has 31 days!
First off, I apologize. These last few months I have not been the blogger I once was. I am hoping it is the pregnancy hormones rushing through my body, confusing my brain. I have a huge aversion to electronics of all kinds as of late and it is only growing stronger. I rarely if ever watch television, listen to music and honestly I have to force myself to sit at my computer.
This behaviour freaks me out. I am seriously in love with my computer. Only if you are an Apple user can you understand the emotion connection one has to their Beloved. My iBook is so lonely, sometimes I can hear him cry. Yet last night I curled up with a book, after making the decision earlier to work on the computer. Odd.
Today I was off to spend the morning and early afternoon with my friend Marina. It is her birthday, so we went to knit, then made some beaded anklets and enjoy a child free lunch together. We even had our photos taken at the local coffee shop for a local newspaper! hehe.
So Marching to Our Own Drum … When I spotted this month’s theme at Aimee’s the first thing I thought of was parenting. J & I have definitely not gone with the mainstream all the time when parenting Becca. We follow a more attached style of parenting than most. My Mother-in-law was a huge inspiration for me, advising little but when she did share advise it was good. The two things that have stuck with me the most was get out of the house (early on, rahter than getting isolated right from the start) and don’t hesitate to rock your baby to sleep, it will not last forever.
Those words of wisdom started us down a path of parenting that some look upon as difficult and child-centered. Yet it really works for us and Becca. Maybe we will have to reevaluate the approach with Ethan (somehow I am confident we will not have to change much). Becca is a confident, polite, sweet kid (lol most days and usually in public). So we must be doing alright all attached and potentially “spoiling” our children when they are infants. Marching to our own drum …
Wear Your Baby/Toddler


Snuggle Your Kids

You can never read too much to your Children ….
Make everyday an adventure

And never be afraid to be a little silly

Pic of the Day ~ Do You Like My Hat? ~
Pic of the Day ~ Becca and her Daddy ~










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