- I let my kids watch tv
- I buy pre-packed foods for my kids to snack on
- I bribe my 3.5 year old with treats...she usually doesn't fall for it
- I have been trying to potty-train my 3.5 yr old for a year now
- I don't give my kids baths everyday
- I give my children medication when they are sick or in pain
- I don't believe that spanking is the best behavior tool
- I buy my kids clothes new, on sale, but new
- I let my 3.5 have soda once and a while
- I let my kids cry out places sometimes, because I can't be a hermit
- I plan to homeschool my children
- I don't think a toy has to be pink or purple for my girls to enjoy it
- I allow my 3.5 to tell people "no thank you" when they ask for hugs and kisses
- I will never have a maid or a nanny
- I probably over-plan my kids' birthdays, it's my way of making sure they feel special and loved
- I rarely go anywhere without my kids, this past weekend was the first time I spent a night away from them, and I could hardly wait to be with them again
- I do not let just anyone watch my kids, when they are young (especially in diapers), family only
- I don't buy organic food, for the most part
- I don't take my children to church yet, the screaming would not be helpful for anyone
- I make my girls let me do their hair everyday, otherwise, their messy hair will set my OCD off
- I do a sticker behavior chart...I don't think it helps much
- I drink coffee in the morning and in the evening
- I believe road trips are preferred over plane rides - hands down - the journey is half the point
- I will buy my kids random toys/books/activities if it serves an educational purpose
- I let my dog in the house, on the couch, and on the beds; she is apart of the family in every way
- I don't like to be outside (or in the pool) during the summer, so my kids stay inside a lot from June-August
- I spoil my kids enough to get an extra hug or smile, but I know when to say no more
- I take my kids to fast food places, even McDonalds on occasion; they have even had a happy meal
M.LEWIS