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In this episode we also talk about:
- Reporting child abuse
- Dora the Explorer freebies
- Holding time (read an article on holding time here)
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Cristina said,
September 1, 2007 @ 12:06 am
Praise the Lord!!! I’m so excited for your family! I can’t wait to meet the girls and be silly with them. I would love to babysit. Bummer I don’t live closer (hehehe-Love and Logic- “bummer”!). Maybe I could watch them from a webcam and podcast a funny story they could listen to. hehehe Isn’t technology amazing?!!!! I LOVE your podcast on foster parenting. You are both so talented!! Andrea and Linda are so blessed to have you as parents. The holding time technique was quite fascinating. I read the article and was shocked to find out more. Interesting/Weird! It sounds like it’s worked great for you. I think I need to use the attachment/nurturing/quality time concept with some of my needy students. Thank you for educating me! I love you both!!
p.s. You CRACK me up! The two of you are the best comedy act I’ve EVER heard (on a podcast)!!
susanmarie said,
September 2, 2007 @ 12:54 pm
Wow!!! Exciting stuff! It is so neat to be able to follow your journey…
Jessica said,
September 2, 2007 @ 8:05 pm
Hi T and W – I’m so glad I found your site. My husband and I are just in the “searching for information” stage regarding possibly becoming foster parents in Tezas. I’ve spent the last several hours just listening to all of your podcasts, one after the other. You two are such an inspiration and I have been truly blessed by listening to each of your messages. You are making a difference in the world – not only for Linda and Andrea, but also to the people you will inspire to also do what they can to make a difference. I’ve bookmarked your page and will be stopping in often to hear how things are progressing for your new family. Thanks and keep up the great work!