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Kids All Around Me
Darcey Blain resides in Rockford, Michigan with her son, Max, and various pets. Her mother instilled her with an intense love of words and reading. She began writing short stories and poems in elementary school, but later turned to the more practical administrative field as she also enjoyed good food and a roof over her head. She eventually found her way back to the writing field by accepting the position of managing editor for North Star Writers Group. Editing and clarifying the work of others is definitely her strong suit, but she couldn’t hide her desire to create and write any longer.

Parenting Insight? Like Everyone, You’ll Learn to Trust Me - By Darcey Blain - Always one for offering an alternative point of view, I’d like to introduce my new column, “Kids All Around Me”. I’m not your typical parent living the average family life. I’m actually a forty-something, single mom living in an apartment with my teenage son, three cats and a pet mouse (the last of three mice we adopted last summer – the other two are in plastic bags and cardboard box caskets in our freezer waiting to be buried in the spring). I’m not kidding. This is my world and, honestly, I wouldn’t trade it for anything. I’m rarely bored and few would consider me dull. So, a parenting column? I know this stuff, really. You’ll learn to trust me. Everyone does. See, one’s understanding of parenting involves more than just the raising of one’s own children. I believe we are all part of larger families, circles of friends and communities that expose us to different kinds of situations and people. Few have a more eclectic experience in this regard than I do.

We Know How To Do Birthdays Right - By Darcey Blain - I’m exhausted. I just returned to my nice, quiet apartment after spending the afternoon at my niece’s seventh birthday party. Don’t get me wrong, I truly enjoy hanging out with five children between the ages of three and seven years for an afternoon. (Maybe enjoy isn’t exactly the right word, but it’s very close.) I’m just incredibly grateful when I can say good-bye, get my hugs and walk out the door with my 14-year-old and go home.

"Finding Neverland": Finding the child in my parenting style - Meg Dendler from spirituality.com - Watching this brilliant film really opened my eyes to something I had let slip away in the past few years: the appreciation of childlike qualities.

I'm adopted and that's okay - Jodie Swales from spirituality.com  - When I was 18 years old, I learned that I was adopted. The news upset and confused me.

Soccer mom practices civility on the sidelines - Sandra Scott from spirituality.com - I couldn't believe the words coming out of her mouth—well, almost couldn't.

Mother & daughter negotiate the teen years - Beth Carey - Spirituality.com - Her already short skirt hiked up even higher when 14-year-old Anna slung her backpack over her shoulder.

Helping a Lonely or Rejected Child - When a child comes home and says, "No one likes me" or "everyone hates me," it can be hard for parents to tell the difference between temporary exclusion versus ongoing rejection.           

The Top 10 Tips for Communicating with Children - Educating yourself on how to communicate effectively with your child can be the key to achieving your parenting goals.

Talking to Your Kids about Drugs - As a single parent, each much harder for you to have anytime to spend with your kids; Drug is a tough issue & sooner or later, you have to talk with your kids about it.

Are Your Children Ready For School? by Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD, MSW, CSW, CCH, CRT - To adequately prepare your child for school you need to prepare your child to protect him/herself from cunning sexual abuse perpetrators.

The Most Expert Parenting Advice  - by Susan Webb  - Spirituality.com - I've come to the conclusion that I'm a good parent. But I didn't always believe it.

Divine Daycare - by Laura Matthews - Spirituality.com - My kids know from daycare.

Your Home Day Care - by Lisa - ChildFun.com - Art is necessary for young children's proper development.

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