06 October 2009

Momversation: Do you play favorites with your kids?

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Do you play favorites with your kids?

And would you admit it if you did? Heather of Dooce prompts the conversation, and Mindy of TheMommyBlog.net and I respond (special bonus: extreme closeup of my mushroom earrings). How about you? Join in at Momversation.com!

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you are bound to have a favorite. Just make sure it's not always the same child. My husband and his 2 brothers take turns being the favorite. While the youngest was the only one at home he was usually the favorite. When we produced the first grandchild my husband was the favorite. This dynamic system is honest and not terribly offensive as long as everyone gets to be the favorite sometimes.

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