A Tattle Tale
By Samantha Dellinger
My 5-year-old son, Vincent, tells the truth. Well, more specifically, he tells the truth on others. In other words, he’s a tattletale.
Read MoreImagination Beats Wii
By Samantha Dellinger
I thought that once the video game was hooked up he’d be immediately engaged in some game for hours.
Read MoreUsing Santa As Leverage
By Samantha Dellinger
Dressing for the Future
By Samantha Dellinger
What’s harder for a dad?
Shopping for his daughter’s dress for homecoming? Or realizing that his little girl is growing up.
Read MoreWhat I Learned From My Son’s Toys
By Samantha Dellinger
See, I have lost the battle of cleaning my 5-year-old’s room. Well, actually I gave up. And I don’t give up easily. But it’s not my son’s fault. It’s because he has over-indulgent parents.
Read MoreCan’t Buy Me Love
By Samantha Dellinger
“Mommy, if I get lots of money, I can buy anything I want. You can buy everything with lots of money,” Vincent chirped.
I began by saying “Well, honey, money can’t buy love.”
Read MoreMealtime Melee
By Samantha Dellinger
I actually dread mealtime, or hope that my husband, William, just decides to throw a pizza in the oven, a staple of the Dellinger household.
Read MoreLearning to Love Stepmotherhood
By Samantha Dellinger
I never really wanted to have kids. Then I met William. He was everything I was looking for: funny, good-looking, ambitious, hard working. And did I mention he had an 8-year-old daughter?
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