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When my wife was pregnant with our first baby in 2021, my dad told me I should read and talk to my son as the due date approached; he would learn to recognize my voice and use it to identify me after he was born.
Join Ana Dolaskie and Desiree English as they tackle the benefits of boredom, vitamin K shots and the science of parenting. Articles discussed:
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Tempted by the serpent, Adam and Eve’s disobedience to God’s command not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil resulted in the serpent’s.
As a mom with two young children, I’m right in the thick of parenthood. My days are punctuated by diaper changes, bedtime routines and family dinners (with very picky eaters)—all rounded out by a full-time job.
Every parent cringes when they hear that dreaded phrase: “I’m bored!” It always strikes at the most inopportune time—while you're trying to cook dinner or finally starting to fold that mountain of laundry you've been putting off for days.
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