Messing around with the layout of my blog a bit.
Trying out a new header, one that I think will work until we get a new family picture (a monumental feat these days! :))
Wondering if anyone knows how to categorize my posts and label them? I haven't got a clue how to do this.
I'd like to start a series and have several topics in mind. If you have a second (and an opinion) would you let me know which series interests you the most?
Attaching with toddler adoption/Attaching with teen adoption/Why International Adoption/How to start the process for international adoption/Disciplining Toddlers
Thanks and good-night all! :)
Oh my vote is for disciplining tots! I'm not sure what needs to be done to get through to them. I feel like all I say all day long is "No no! Don't do that, stop that. You're gonna get in trouble." It's tiring...
ReplyDeleteYou know the teen adoption interest me! Of course, I would read it all! Can't wait to see what you do! BTW, love the new header, beautiful children!
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ReplyDeleteall of the above!! but especially why international and how to start.
ReplyDeleteand Selina, I know a little about blogging (and blogger!) so if you have a question, I will do my best to help you! :) just email me.
You should be able to categorize your posts each time you write one. At the bottom of the section where you write your post there is a slot for a label. Blogger categorizes them for you by label.
ReplyDeleteAs for topics, you already know I would like the "how to start" topic. Just waiting to be 30 so China is an option. ;)
I think Why International Adoption would be a short subject. Not that you don't have lots to say, but there would be relatively few posts under that subject where there would be a lot under the bonding/attachment and discipline because those are daily activities. Maybe the why adoption/why international adoption should be a link to a hidden page. Also, if your biological children are reading this, these topics leave them mostly out of the picture. So how about 1. Attaching/Growing Together as a Family, 2. Challenges of Parenting at Any/Every Age, and 3. Counting my Blessings. That takes care of the topics you have in mind and adds your biological children and the celebrations of family life as well as your faith into the picture.
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I am looking forward to reading all of these topics.I recently found your blog but not sure where and have been enjoying it all so much.Thanks for sharing your family with us.Nikki from Our Little Haven
ReplyDeleteI left the above comment but not able to use my google account for some reason.Our blog is called Our Little haven on the hill.I think you can find us there if you are interested.Nikki
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