Subscribe For Latest UpdatesWe would love to stay in connected! Receive our updates for FREE by signing up below!About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:Sometimes everyone needs a little place for escape, including your growing children. That is why this American Kids Awesome Tee-Pee Tent is a perfect tool for your child to explore his ever-expanding mind while in the playroom frontier. Whether your child is feeling creative indoors, the American Kids Tee-Pee Tent is the precise preference for the young to create a hideaway environment where they can be themselves. American Kids Awesome Tee-Pee Tent, Rugby Stripe: Exciting design that will brighten up any room Made of durable 100 percent cotton canvas fabric Solid bamboo poles Dimensions: 47"L x 47"W x 63"H Spot clean For indoor use only Ages 3 years old and up Adult assembly required Available in multiple prints and colors SpecificationsGenderAge GroupRecommended UseAge RangeConditionManufacturer Part NumberColorModelThemeBrandAssembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H)Are the stripes navy or black?by AIt looks like you
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I was definitely having a baby boy. One good friend with two sons cheerfully told me at the time that, as women, we inherently want girls — "but I love my boys." And I love my boy, too.Raising a son without his father in the picture isn't terrible. I have an amazing bond with my son and a great support system. But there are a few things other moms like me should know. This Single Mom's Important Message About Her Tax Return Is Going Viral Kids Whose Parents Make Them Do Chores Are More Successful Why I Let My Kids See Me Naked 8 Things You Should Always Keep Secret From Kids 11 Weird Things Parents Have Seen on Their Nanny Cams Parents: It's Time We Stop Giving Our Kids Everything They Want This Mom Sent Her Son a Care Package Filled With Trash Couple Told They Couldn't Have Kids Absolutely Nails Pregnancy Announcement I've Spent Decades Resenting My Child — And Now I Have Cancer 10 of the Worst Things Parents Told Babysitters to DoParenting-related injuries are a part of the game.
No matter how much you plan and prepare, you're bound to need a box of Band-Aids and a full roll of duct tape to repair the daily damage your kids do to your body. Here's a list of 5 common ailments all parents encounter from time to time and the likely scenarios that cause them. The sudden need to pee the minute your child falls asleep on you. You know the drill: After battling on the couch for 25 minutes, where you have to say things like "Stop talking!" and "Stop flopping around!" and "Stop putting your finger up my nose!" your kid finally falls asleep across your chest. The kid is comfortable. "Karate Kid 2" is playing in the background. You're bladder calls out to you: "Hey bro, I know I could have warned when it was more convenient, but I decided it'd be funnier if I waited until now to tell you I'm about to explode. And you know what? It is pretty funny." People without kids will say silly things like, "Just pee before you lay down." Oh, it's that simple, is it?
I could dehydrate myself for days, chug a gallon of salt and pee six times before the nap—effectively draining every possible drip of water in my body—and still have to pee the minute that kid begins to snore. Most of us muscle through it so our kids get the sleep they need. But our bladders rarely recover. Deep rug burn on your knees acquired from pretending to be a pony. When games and tea parties have worn out their welcome and the kids need something to do, they turn to Mom and she always has a brilliant idea up her sleeve: "Why don't you just ask Dad to pretend to be a pony. I'm sure he'd love to do it." After 10 laps around the house with each kid kicking at your side saying "Giddy up!," you attempt to end this game by telling your kids that pony rides aren't free and it'll cost them a quarter a ride. Once again they turn to Mom who, as luck would have it, conveniently has an endless supply of imaginary quarters—which is hard to believe considering how much money she spends on shoes.