Alison Curtis: We don't always have to be available to our kids
'It's ok not to give the kids your undivided attention all the time.'
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LIMITED OFFERI have been thinking a lot about how available I am to my daughter, Joan. I mean my attention. Emotionally and with my time, I am always available. That is my role as her mother. That is what I signed up for when we started a family.
But her needs change as her abilities grow, so I am thinking about what it means to be available to her as she gets older and if being too ‘on call’ is good for her.
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