MamaBlogger365 – Living in Limbo by Mary Rekosh
**I wrote this piece just before the horrifying tragedy unfolded in Connecticut. So many of the victims were children of the same age that I discuss here, and I know that their parents must have been every bit as enchanted with them as I am with my own 7-year-old. The agony and despair that these … Continue reading
MamaBlogger365 – Dollar Store Personality Test by Mary Rekosh
Mary Rekosh, MamaBlogger365: Some folks spend a ton of money on counselors and other professionals who are tasked with deconstructing the minds of these miniature humans, in order to figure out what “makes them tick” so that they can be helped to reach their full potential and live full, happy lives. I have a solution for this endless quest, which will only cost you a buck per kid and I’m pretty sure it’s foolproof.
MamaBlogger365 – At Ease, Private Roiphe by Mary Rekosh
Mary Rekosh is ready to enlist in the latest skirmish concerning women and the interwebs – MamaBlogger365 on Mamazina.
MamaBlogger365 – More Advice from Mary!
I will conclude my brief series of mock-advice column with this final entry, and then I must sign off because it is officially happy hour at my house (definitely after 10am), and it’s really hard for me to type with a glass of wine in my hand even though I can change a diaper that … Continue reading
MamaBlogger365 – Dear Mary by Mary Rekosh
Mary Rekosh is asked for advice on how to restart the spark…MamaBlogger365 for the Museum of Motherhood.
MamaBlogger365 – My First Parenting Advice Column by Mary Rekosh
Now, I’m not saying I’m the Larry King of being a mom or anything (although I, too, bear an uncanny resemblance to a garden gnome when I’m rocking suspenders), but I do have some years of experience under my belt. Therefore, I feel pretty qualified to give parenting advice, but the problem is that not enough people ask me for it.
MamaBlogger365 – Not Tonight, Honey: I Have A…Baby (How Parenthood Affects Your Sex Life) by Mary Rekosh
What sex life? I’m exhausted and there’s a toddler in my bed. The End. Obviously I’m kidding (mostly)…
MamaBlogger365 – What Happens When Kids Describe The Birds And The Bees To One Another by Mary Rekosh
Wondering when to have “the talk” with your kids? Apparently, if you just stammer for long enough when the subject comes up, they’ll fill each other in on the details, with varying degrees of accuracy.
MamaBlogger365 – Nudity Is No Big Whoop by Mary Rekosh
**Warning: The post you are about to read contains graphic –meaning accurate – terminology regarding personal parts and ladybusiness, and I’ll tell you why: Because I teach my kids the correct names for their body parts. (Gasp! What the Holy Vajayjay am I thinking?!)
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