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Kids and Death

By: Mia L. Hazlett 3/13/12 Since I had my children, I've heard and been part of many debates that surround whether children should attend funerals or not.  For me, there is no easy yes and no.  I believe there are determining factors that need to take place if my children will attend a funeral.  My… Continue reading Kids and Death

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I’m So ANGRY!!

By: Mia L. Hazlett 3/13/12 One of the things I've learned about my kids, they are people.  They are exactly like us adults when it comes to their emotions, they just require much more guidance with their emotional expression (so do some adults for that matter).  When I was a first-time mom, this was one… Continue reading I’m So ANGRY!!

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Mommy Time

By: Mia L. Hazlett 3/3/12 As a parent, one of the things I struggle with is suppressing my guilt when it comes to "Me Time." I know it is absolutely imperative for my survival within my family to get away from my daughters, but I still have a problem telling them no at times when… Continue reading Mommy Time

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Role Models

By:  Mia L. Hazlett 1/31/12 One question I've continuously asked my daughters is, "What do you want to be when you grow up?"  With my oldest, since she was about five, she has always replied, "A teacher."  Over the years she has become very exact about which grade she wants to teach and why.  She… Continue reading Role Models

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What’s Important to Them

By: Mia L. Hazlett 1/18/12 One of the things that is most important to me for my children is their education.  I was overly confused when I first sent my oldest to school because I was given about 10 choices for schools.  When I grew up, you went to the one elementary school, middle school,… Continue reading What’s Important to Them