children
Children: Our most valuable natural resource.
The father love
As a child with his father together, when he was a "toy"; When I go to school, I treat him as a classmate. On the court as his sparring partner; Go to the supermarket and treat him as a sidekick; But the word "father love" did not think about it, did not take it seriously. Until one day...
By Power niuniu4 years ago in Families
From Learning to Gaming
This is a personal blog post from 11 March, 2021. I am working on an update post for which this is the exposition: Today marks one year since the current pandemic was declared. Before Leo’s preschool closed for those two weeks which turned into months, he had never used a computer, tablet, or smartphone, with the exception of watching cartoons on my phone during plane rides and road trips. He did watch mostly Russian cartoons on our “smart” tv which didn’t have regular channels but could play YouTube, but his dad and I had been adamant about keeping him off gadgets and devices for as long as possible.
By Nika Chemerisov4 years ago in Families
lucky ducky
Lucky Ducky was a very lucky baby duckling. Every where lucky ducky went, he was the luckiest duck ever! He always finds food, drinks, clothing, good working furniture, and even found some cool toys he could even play with along with some brand new books he could read.
By Geannette Sanchez4 years ago in Families
A Wharf Story
A cool summer breeze blew across the waters that early Saturday morning as friends and family gathered for the annual food fishery to get ready to go out on the water. A couple of wharves down an old man sat on a bench at the end of the jetty watching these young people go out in their fancy boats with their fancy fishing gear thinking of the ways it was when he was a younger fellow. Them days were different he thought to himself, it was a way of life and not some family pleasure thing the government cooked up after they canceled the fishery and took it away.
By K.C. Keats4 years ago in Families
mom of boys
To be a parent is something so unique and challenging. Every person experiences both childhood and parenting differently and there are so many factors. Isn't it crazy how our lives can shape exactly what type of parent we'll be and each experience contributes just a little bit more to how we will do things.
By Alex Ricci4 years ago in Families
What I Never Expected.
Everyone enters motherhood with an idealization of the perfect child; to be memorable, to be extraordinary, to change the world. From the minute you find out you’re expecting, to holding that precious life in your hands for the first time, everything about life changes. Your hopes, dreams, and aspirations transform before your eyes. What no one tells you is sometimes life isn’t that simple and that couldn’t be truer. Every day I wish for my child to be like the rest: typical and nothing more. But sometimes life is just not what you expected.
By Jessica Smith4 years ago in Families







