Tag: distractions
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Navigating Parental Attention Deficit Disorder: A Modern Challenge
Get Pregnant Fast In my early twenties, a therapist proposed that my various life challenges might stem from Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD). This revelation caught me off guard, as I had never considered myself someone who struggled to focus. “I genuinely believe you have ADD. It explains why you find daily tasks so difficult,” she…
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All the Thoughts That Cross My Mind During Yoga Class
Get Pregnant Fast Having dabbled in yoga for quite some time, I find it amusing that while I may have been “practicing,” the truth is, I still feel like a novice in mastering its art. I genuinely enjoy the practice and the way it makes me feel, yet I often doubt my abilities. I fumble…
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3 Realities You Understand if You’re a Work-at-Home Parent
Get Pregnant Fast Having spent over a decade as a writer, blogger, and podcaster working from home, I’ve navigated the ups and downs of this unique lifestyle through various life changes, including pregnancies, new pets, and the ever-evolving tech landscape. Here are three undeniable truths I’ve come to realize about managing a home-based business: 1.…
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Why I Struggle to Connect with Other Adults Nowadays
Get Pregnant Fast Recently, a friend of mine rushed up to me at a gathering, peppered me with a question, and then darted off to wrangle her toddler. She felt compelled to apologize, worried I might deem her impolite. I found myself pausing to think… wait, what question did she ask? Did I even respond?…
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Study Reveals Cell Phones Aren’t the Main Distraction in Parks: Can We Ease Up?
Get Pregnant Fast As a parent, you know the drill. If you hover too closely over your child at the playground, you’re labeled a “helicopter parent.” Yet, if you pull out your cell phone while they’re scaling the jungle gym, you’re suddenly criticized for not being present and not ensuring their safety. It feels like…
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Navigating Writing in Today’s Digital World
Get Pregnant Fast I find myself deep in the process of writing a book. Twelve chapters completed and twelve more to go, with a looming deadline of just two weeks. As I sit here, I can’t help but feel that my approach to writing might be flawed. Here’s how my day typically unfolds: First, I…