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Category Archives: empty nest
Teens: You gotta love ‘em!
It was inevitable. He’s 16. He can’t help himself. He must transition from child to adult. Unlike a caterpillar whose transition allows them the comfort of a cocoon to effectively insulate them from the world, teens must go out into … Continue reading
Posted in adulthood, child-rearing, children, empty nest, family, life, love, teens, Tips for Better Living, trust, Wisdom
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50% of our children leave the nest, then return???
Yesterday I picked up a book called “1001 Things Every Teen Should Know Before They Leave Home (Or Else They’ll Come Back)” by Harry H. Harrison, Jr. It states that 50% of our children will return home 5-6 years after … Continue reading
Posted in adulthood, empty nest, teens
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