You're going to want to read this one...The perfect parenting manual!

I was elated when I discovered that Ray Lincoln was writing a parenting book based on temperaments.  I have personally asked Ray for advice and coaching sessions, which I believe has changed my life and outlook on myself and the people around me...Especially my children. 

Ray has taught me so much.  He's taught me that everyone is gifted and talented, just in different ways.  Not one person fits into a box or mold. After reading this book and applying his principles I completely understand where my kiddos are coming from. If you've got that one (or two, or three) child that you just don't understand you MUST read this book!!

Crazy enough, I understand my husband better too!  Ray is truly a gift from God and I recommend you RUN (ok, click) as quickly as possible and pick up the book!

If you act now (yes, I am going to be a car salesman now :)) you'll even receive some FREE SWAG!  Who doesn't love free stuff?  Click here to purchase a copy today (and collect the free goods too!)

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After you do, I'd personally love to hear what you have to say about Ray's book!

He said it! He said it!!

Every new mom and dad secretly challenges the other to the game "will he say mama or dada first".  It's a friendly competition (if you agree that mockery is friendly).  You spend countless hours repeating "mama, mama, mama" in their faces.  And your lying if you say you didn't. 

Well, he said it!  It was plain as day - I walked around our Jeep as my hubs was unbuckling O from his seat belt.  He looked over at me with those sweet blue eyes and said "Ma Ma" and then smiled!  Oh how my heart melted.  It was surreal. 

And as you know they won't do it again when you want them to.  But that's completely ok, because my hubs was within earshot and got a whiff of my sweet, sweet victory!!!  He said MA MA first!! HA! HA!  (As I rub his nose in my glory!!)  And he said it right in front of Da Da! 

What was your kiddos first word?