Not your daughter
"Just lock your door at night" is not a reasonable thing to say to your 12-year-old daughter when she tells you her stepfather is molesting her.
"Just lock your door at night" is not a reasonable thing to say to your 12-year-old daughter when she tells you her stepfather is molesting her.
Before I was a parent I never could have imaged that one day I would own both a horse and a saddle that are worth more than my car.
I was so disappointed when I learned Santa was Mom and Dad, but I am so excited now that Santa is me.
Our father's favourite game of deserting us in public places strengthened our sibling bond.
The first time my baby cried, I woke up from my 8 hour anesthesia coma, sat up in bed, and said "give me my baby."
I am heart-sick because, like many parents of children with profound disabilities, my most secret and unspoken prayer is "Dear God, please let me outlive my child."
I'm trying to convince my mom to let me go to a co-ed sleepover, but she's like a stone wall.
I can't wait until "Cars" comes out on DVD because I am so sick of watching "Over the Hedge" non-stop.