Last week I talked about how incredibly easy it is to be a good parent. It really takes almost no work. As an expert quoted in this WebMD article notes, “w hat mattered to babies a thousand years ago is still what matters today: You, the parent, are your baby’s best learning tool.” Minus smoke-induced deaths, Uhu was a great Mom. Parenting: The Ug-Uhu-Acho Story For literally hundreds of years parents had no real guidance on developmental markers and strategies. Sure, they received plenty of input from in-laws; you have in-laws, right? And yet children kept getting smarter and making scientific discoveries. It isn’t like the Uhu, the Mom whose kid discovered fire, checked with some stone-based Dr. Sears predecessor. I suppose if she had she would have immediately look over at her heavily bearded husband Ug, who was undoubtedly playing with his Apple iCore and ignoring the kids, and say, “Ug! Acho should play Fire now. Go get Ac...
We tried for one, and we ended up with a bushel of fun.