Being a
parent is the most interesting, stressful, and rewarding job I have ever had.
It is a job where you get paid with hugs and kisses and you feel your way
through it, hoping that the report card or evaluation you receive in 20 years
is a good one. It is a harder job yet
when you have a nutty schedule. There have been many books written about children,
and their behaviors many suggest that kids thrive on routine, and that lack of
routine can lead to some behavioral issues. Since I don’t have a child
psychology degree I will not venture into the theories on routine and behavior,
I can share with you what some of the wives including myself noticed in our
children. A very wise girlfriend that I have, and value said to me before my
son was born: “Aggie, every child is different and you as a parent will know
what works for your child and your family, no one else can tell you how to
raise him or what he needs because no one lives in your house and knows what
your family needs. As long as you do things that are best for him and your
family as a whole you will be fine”. She is a very smart woman and one I hold
dear to my heart, five years into being a mom I can tell you that her advice
was priceless. Keep this advice in mind when you read this take what you can
use and leave the rest.
Look in Survey for the remainder of the post under section Children marked *NEW
This blog is for pilot wives, girlfriends and really anyone who is in a relationship with a pilot. It is good to discuss the joys and challenges of the pilot wife lifestyle. It includes a lot of mine and Mr. Rights views which we hope will provide advice and support take what you like or need leave the rest. My hope is to meet other pilot wives and foster those friendships through sharing, and commenting because we can learn so much from eachother.
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