For most of the past year, when you asked my nearly 5-year-old daughter Brooklyn what she wanted to be when she grew up, she replied, "A doctor!" My mom is a nurse, my grandpa and his brothers were all doctors- heck, I even got certified as an EMT years ago. Medicine runs in the family. This was certainly an easy thing to encourage. We got her the little Fisher Price doctor kit, let her put on Neosporin and band aids when family members got little scrapes, and even got her a pair of little kids scrubs for Christmas. Brooklyn has a great memory, so we got her a poster with the bones of the body from the teacher's supply store, and she memorized several. (Just go ahead and ask her where her clavicle and patella are.) Then one day a few weeks ago,
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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Helping My Daughter With HER Dreams
For most of the past year, when you asked my nearly 5-year-old daughter Brooklyn what she wanted to be when she grew up, she replied, "A doctor!" My mom is a nurse, my grandpa and his brothers were all doctors- heck, I even got certified as an EMT years ago. Medicine runs in the family. This was certainly an easy thing to encourage. We got her the little Fisher Price doctor kit, let her put on Neosporin and band aids when family members got little scrapes, and even got her a pair of little kids scrubs for Christmas. Brooklyn has a great memory, so we got her a poster with the bones of the body from the teacher's supply store, and she memorized several. (Just go ahead and ask her where her clavicle and patella are.) Then one day a few weeks ago,
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