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DnW,
My pleasure! Just happy to see such a terrific post from one mom to another to help get that Mommy Guilt relief goin'. In our book we tried to do the same thing, just be an encouraging voice to help parents realize they are not alone and their gut is also there to help guide them, not just all that expert mumbo jumbo. After all, Aviva and I are moms too, we have read tons of parenting books and we knew most of them begin with the idea that parents have already messed up in some way or another. We want to tell parents "Hey, you are doing better than you might think or give yourself credit for." Some days MOM stands for My Own Martini!

Excellent advice! Putting a plan in place for the future helps to fend off the guilt. There are some things that really do need to cross over into adulthood, such as "do-overs"... and naps. Truth be told, I actually think a lot of grown ups might embrace the idea of using a bib because dry cleaning ties and blouses can get pretty pricey! ; )