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Both of our boys (6 and 4) now start in their own beds but also end up in ours before morning every night.
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My son has recently started coming into our bed in the middle of the night. He’s 5, and this is a new thing for him
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My 15 year old son told me the other day that I'm the reason he's not a millionaire because I don't let him play video games whenever he wants. Me and his mom are holding him back from his potential of being a professional gamer.....
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He’s not wrong…
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There are annual and total caps but yes you can roll over to Roth and change beneficiaries. I'd say most that have something left after kids go to college just move to grandkids.
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Yeah it’s been in my family for generations. Eventually will be passed down to me and the real shame is I have no idea how to play.
My four year old told me today that he wants to play piano though so might look into getting him started after we’re back home. My dad also already has a guitar for him once he’s big enough for a full size.
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And I don't really care. If it were that easy all the kids would do it.
I have 2 boys, 4 & 2. Everyday is a knock out, drag out fight. I found myself nodding along with about every post ITT. Parenting is hard as fuck, especially right now when their ELC is closed until January 6th. The wife stayed home today and I was blessed with going to the office.
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Solid. My daughter turns 4 in April. I suppose doing half the process is better than none!
How do yall feel about screen time for the littles? I’ve got cousins who let their kids watch tv for distractions and my wife is pretty adamant that we don’t. I side with not all the time but for getting stuff done around the house it is almost something we have to do, especially when the 2 year old is in a shit mood.
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As little time as possible, but sometimes you gotta get shit done.
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Send her on a vacation with a one way ticket. It’s the only way
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Mine watch under an hr a day
There are most days where we are zero or under an hour. Sick days and crabby days it creeps over an hour. Car rides sometimes too to keep her awake.
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I'd like to be zero, but it doesn't work. The big ones watch a little while the little ones go down for nap
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Random old man rants here. As soon as you can start to instill some work ethic in your kids. It doesn’t have to be anything big, household chores, keep their room clean, laundry, etc. It's ok to give them some responsibilities. Get them outside helping with things like scooping snow, raking leaves, helping mow the lawn. I know they are small and your not going to turn your 5 year old loose on the mower. But get them involved some way.
It's ok for your kids to get dirty or pick up a scratch or two. Keeping your kids in a bubble when they are young is not going to help them when they get older and have to deal with real life.
Whatever you can do to help them problem solve/troubleshoot different situations. It's amazing to see how many people there are from young to old that will tell you all the reasons they can't do something instead of trying to figure out how they can. Also could be work ethic here too.
Part of this is also to teach them how to be independent you're not always going to be around to help them or bail them out of different life situations.
Bonus: When they or anyone asks if they can help you instead of going "No I got it" actually give them something to do to help you.
Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk. 🤣
It's ok for your kids to get dirty or pick up a scratch or two. Keeping your kids in a bubble when they are young is not going to help them when they get older and have to deal with real life.
Whatever you can do to help them problem solve/troubleshoot different situations. It's amazing to see how many people there are from young to old that will tell you all the reasons they can't do something instead of trying to figure out how they can. Also could be work ethic here too.
Part of this is also to teach them how to be independent you're not always going to be around to help them or bail them out of different life situations.
Bonus: When they or anyone asks if they can help you instead of going "No I got it" actually give them something to do to help you.
Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk. 🤣
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Thought I would leave this here for you all to enjoy!😂😂😂😂
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That's great. I think that's one of the problems today is everyone is so busy we don't slow down a little and actually teach how to do things because it's faster to just do it ourselves.
I would love to go back and be with my grandparents and just learn how to do different things again.
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That sounds absolutely miserable. I can count on 1 hand how many nights my kids (8, 5, 3) have slept in our bed. I don't think our kids even know it's an option...
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