This morning, I had an interesting conversation (read: argument) with my just-turned-2-year-old. Me: “Time to change your diaper.” My Son: “Mommy read my tiger book.” Me: “We have to change your diaper, first. Then reading time.” My Son: “Mommy read.” Me: “Diaper time.” My Son: “Later diaper time.”
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Today’s article is written by regular contributor Sarah Baughman. I like schedules. I remember at one point in my life actually managing to, say, go running, teach six classes, make a meatloaf, and get some writing done all on the same day. But lately, with a toddler and newborn in the house, “scheduling” mostly means just ensuring
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