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Archive for February, 2007

100 POSTS, 10 MONTHS, 1 KID

This being my 100th post (and my birthday) I figured I’d do something poignant and sum up my life as a father with this conversation had over dinner last night: “Devin, why do you have that toy at the table? Stop waving it around and put it down. I want you to eat your dinner, [...]

TIMEOUT: NOW AND FOREVER!

I am a fan of the “timeout.”  It’s not the only punishment in my arsenal, not by a long shot, yet it has a certain appeal.  It’s a good option for lesser crimes; I stand by it.  Many black folk have criticized me for advocating non-corporal punishments as a means of discipline.  They talk about the [...]