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** 10 WINNERS Will Receive: **
A Baby Memory Book & Set of 32 Baby Monthly Stickers!
First 5 winners drawn will receive the brand new book & sticker design set (items on the left).
Second set of 5 winners will receive the original book & sticker design set (items on the right).
Totaling $595 in prizes!!
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Open To US and must be 18+ to enter
Giveaway Dates ~ 12/1 9:00 AM EST through 12/15 11:59PM EST
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I think my biggest challenge is having enough time for the children and also enough time for me. I have worked on this by making sure to take time out for myself so I can be a better person to the children..
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It's takes some work to figure out a nice balance. Glad to hear you have succeeded!
DeleteMy biggest challenge was the need for perfection!! Once I realized that nobody and nothing is perfect about being a parent I was so much better off!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I hear ya! Cheers to that!
DeleteI am currently parenting my grandson and we have had so many challenges as he has a rare genetic syndrome The hardest thing is that he is non vocal and at 5 he is on a 24 month level
ReplyDeleteMany well wishes for you and your grandson. Enjoy the holidays!
DeleteMy biggest challenge as a parent is that my son has Asperger's. There are enough books in the world, not enough information, not enough answers. Every child is different. The only way to learn is to let your child teach you how to understand them.
ReplyDeleteMy biggest challenge when my Children were young was being a single parent. I just had yo always have the mentality to persevere.
ReplyDeleteMy biggest challenge was letting go when my kids were grown, it's hard not to keep worrying about them even when they are adults. I just try to remember when I was their age and let live, now it's getting grandbaby time.
ReplyDeleteMy biggest challenge has been trying to get through school while pregnant and now with two little ones. I just graduated and now I have to prepare for a huge exam, which I'm not prepared for and I can't get a job in my field without it. I just don't have time to study because their dad works nights and 12 hour shifts sometimes 6 or 7 days a week. He doesn't have a choice because I got hurt at my last job of 11 years and we literally can't afford our bills now. I'm permanently injured though, so I can't just go get any job, as my restrictions are pretty tight. We are hoping that my parents send their gifts for the kids before Christmas so that they have something besides a few Dollar Tree junk gifts. My heart will hurt. I'm sorry.
ReplyDeleteI don't have any kids of my own so I cannot answer this question. These would be a gift for my friend who has two little ones :)
ReplyDeleteMy biggest challenge has been keeping up with the housework and getting dinner on the table. I overcome this most of the time by running home on lunch to get a quick load of laundry, dishes, or other chores completed. Then when I get home I am not so overwhelmed!
ReplyDeleteI want this so bad!!! It's such an amazing idea
ReplyDeleteI am not yet a parent, our little girl will be baking in the over for about 2.5 more months. But I believe the biggest challenge i will face is to not worry about EVERYTHING and how i will always strive to be the perfect parent. Going into this knowing i cant be perfect already begins the worry lol.
ReplyDeleteMy sons are adults now but I would say the thing I had to really learn to do was let go some ad they got older. Trusted in myself and understood that I did indeed raise sons that would do good. And they did, beyond exceed my expectations. It's hard letting go and letting them make mistakes as they get older. But if you've done the right job, those mistakes will be small and they'll be honest about it. :)
ReplyDeleteMy biggest challenge as a new parent is finding time for sleep, eating a meal, going to the rest room and anything else I want to do without a fussy baby. Lol! It's very rewarding though!
ReplyDeleteMy biggest challenge was getting my son to eat healthy food. He was very fussy. I just kept trying different food each day until he would taste it.
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The biggest challenge has keeping up the housework.
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