How to communicate to your children that they need to help with holiday meals

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Re: How to communicate to your children that they need to help with holiday meals

« Reply #90 on: October 28, 2011, 11:34:34 PM »

I so agree flower. I used to spend so much time and feel so much love and excitement - expectations again....thinking the ones I loved would feel the 'specialness.' they didn't really. I gave up. I still will cook my children breakfast in bed because I enjoy doing that too. But I do it for me too.

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