Miriam WiglesworthSometimes parenting is patience. Sometimes it is prayer. And sometimes it is watching your son use a pastry brush as a hair and facial tool while you question every life decision that led to this moment. This is one of those stories. Real life. Real frustration. Real joy. Welcome to Life with Noah.
Miriam WiglesworthFrom “Do not lick people” to “No zombie noises at night,” here is a collection of parenting rules that make perfect sense in our world and absolutely no sense anywhere else. If you have ever created a sentence you never imagined saying to your child, you are in good company.
Miriam WiglesworthA quiet morning, a school bus, and a reminder that constant vigilance is not optional when raising Noah.
Miriam WiglesworthJust when I wonder how much Noah truly understands, he reminds me he has been paying attention all along. He just prefers to keep us guessing.
Shane Wiglesworth Parenting is not glamorous, but every once in a while it delivers a moment so funny it feels like a reward. Noah’s first encounter with a bidet was unexpected, unforgettable, and absolutely priceless.
Shane Wiglesworth One upside down fork. Sixteen minutes. A lesson in patience, persistence, and why parenting Noah is both maddening and oddly hopeful.
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