Plus, How I Beat My Teens At Their Own Game
Now, I know, there are a few of you reading this rolling your eyes, thinking of much worse names that you've heard over the years. And sure, I've heard worse names. I went to high school with a kid named Larry Moe. I kid you not. Every school year each new teacher would call roll, and almost always, without a doubt, ask him where Curly was. He'd frown, and then there'd be a fire in his eyes, and we were all 60% sure we'd be reading in the news the next day about some kid lighting his parents house on fire in retaliation for his crappy name. |
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 | My husband and I have been playing a game with our children (ages 12, 14, and 16) we affectionately call "Adolescence." | | |
 | My kid is a teenager in the 8th grade and doesn't have a cell phone. I still have no intention of getting him one any time soon. |
| |  | Moore never changed a diaper, unlike her co-star, Ventimiglia - he was the one who showed her the ropes! | | |
 | I did what worked in the moment, and there were no tougher or more desperate moments than getting my kids to sleep. |
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