When our kids are born, they’re perfect. Their cute little noses, tiny fingers and toes, and cuddles win us over. They stay where you leave them, cry when they’re hungry or need to be changed, and sleep a lot. It doesn’t take long to realize that our kids are not, in fact, perfect. This realization comes after things are broken, lies are spoken, messes are made, and drinks are spilled. If you think your two-year-old is perfect, please watch them eat some spaghetti. I promise

Have you ever noticed that asking the wrong question gets you the wrong answer? This happens to us all the time. It might be something simple like mistakenly asking for fresh fruit at the grocery store when a smoothie recipe calls for frozen fruit. It might be something more serious like asking a doctor for a pill to fix a problem that only discipline can solve. We do this all the time. While there truly are very few “stupid questions”, there are questions we ask that take us