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5 Things I Secretly Think of When My Child Is Acting Up

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The Christopher Chronicles: A Book Review

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Keeping Christ in Christmas–Green Eggs & Moms Style!

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On Bullying: Bullies and Those Who are Bullied

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Monday, 5 October 2026

On Life & Childhood Dreams: A Lesson Learned After 23 (Long) Years

From the archive. This post was first published on the original Green Eggs and Moms blog and is kept here as it was.

We parents often dismiss our children’s childhood dreams.

In our defense, kids have been known to be fickle about their aspirations, so who can blame us?

Today’s post is about something yours truly learned about life and childhood dreams (as the title suggests). For what it is, you’ll have to hop over to: Mamawolfe’s Blog.

Here’s a clue on what it’s about:

Writing

Hope you find something valuable in the story which you can apply to parenting. Enjoy!

Thank you to Jennifer for publishing this post. I greatly respect her as a writer because she’s cleverly insightful. It was an honor writing for her.

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