Comments on: Be A Good Mom’s Be A Good Dad http://shaywade.com/2007/09/10/be-a-good-moms-be-a-good-dad/ My words...On Parenting, Travel, and Life in General Sat, 28 Aug 2010 17:43:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Beagoodmom http://shaywade.com/2007/09/10/be-a-good-moms-be-a-good-dad/comment-page-1/#comment-218 Beagoodmom Mon, 10 Sep 2007 22:42:46 +0000 http://blog.shaywade.com/2007/09/10/be-a-good-moms-be-a-good-dad/#comment-218 Thanks for the comment/link. I am glad that we can recognize what our husbands bring to the table. There are ALOT of days when he is a better parent or better household manager than I am. You know what’s funny? BAGD had his blog long before I did. Its always been called BeaGoodDad. You’d be surprised how many people refer to him as “she” in links or emails. He once wrote a post about the fact that raising twins is completely do-able, depending on your attitude, and someone commented and said he was being too naive and obviously was NOT a mother of twins. We laughed at that one…he wrote her back and confessed…he was not a "mother" of twins. I like your "parenting positives" approach. BAGD and I sometimes get criticized for being too optimistic when we write about our kids, especially our 4 year old son who has autism, but how else can you live your life? Thanks for the comment/link. I am glad that we can recognize what our husbands bring to the table. There are ALOT of days when he is a better parent or better household manager than I am.

You know what’s funny? BAGD had his blog long before I did. Its always been called BeaGoodDad. You’d be surprised how many people refer to him as “she” in links or emails. He once wrote a post about the fact that raising twins is completely do-able, depending on your attitude, and someone commented and said he was being too naive and obviously was NOT a mother of twins. We laughed at that one…he wrote her back and confessed…he was not a “mother” of twins.

I like your “parenting positives” approach. BAGD and I sometimes get criticized for being too optimistic when we write about our kids, especially our 4 year old son who has autism, but how else can you live your life?

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