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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just reading the other thread made me tired.

My one year old is watching a Narnia movie right now with my 6 year old.

I have no idea where the 3 year old is, but I heard rustling in the pantry about 5 minutes ago. I'll investigate further when I refresh my wine glass. I was out of pajamas for him so he is wearing one of his sister's nightgowns to bed.

I "cooked" three different dinners tonight. None were organic. Only one child consumed appropriate servings of multiple food groups. I keep hoping magic elves will show up and sweep the kitchen floor before the toddler has a second dinner of table scraps.

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I've got to be honest - I don't get these types of posts. In the other thread, there are celebrations of women who are good mothers, who make time to volunteer and make healthy foods for their kids, etc.  Sure not all moms are going to have the time or energy to be "perfect" in life at all times and of course most people are not holding it together as well as they seem to be. But I would think we could at least be inspired to be better.

So are we supposed to come on this thread and proudly post that we're letting our 1yo watch a 2+ hour movie, that we don't even know where our 3yo is, that we feed our kid processed crap 5 nights a week, that we yell more than we'd like to, etc. Listen, I'm no super mom either and yes, I have been known to have a glass of wine at dinner while watching my children - but to come on and brag about all this stuff just seems really odd to me. [/quote]

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