7 Mom Fails I Refuse to Feel Guilty About

I let my kids watch TV for hours on end on Sunday mornings, just so I can do things like actually take a shower without someone banging on the bathroom door. The TV thing is surely not doing much for our children's brains, but I refuse to feel guilty about this. Like many mothers, I have parenting things I feel guilty about, including school trips I can't go on because I'm working or those times when I space out on stuff like buying the poster board my daughter needed for a class project. But there are also plenty of so-called fails that I refuse to feel badly about, too. Check out these 7 mom fails I (and other moms!) refuse to feel guilty about: - By Ellen Seidman

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  1. No-guilt mom fail: I escape when the kids are cranky (or I am)
  2. No-guilt mom fail: I'm a Valentine's Day slacker
  3. No-guilt mom fail: I refuse to be a school volunteer
  4. No-guilt mom fail: I let my kid skip homework
  5. No-guilt mom fail: I don't do birthday parties
  6. No-guilt mom fail: I don't pack veggies in the kids' lunches
  7. No-guilt mom fail: I let the kids totally slack during summer "

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  1. No-guilt mom fail: I escape when the kids are cranky (or I am)
  2. No-guilt mom fail: I'm a Valentine's Day slacker
  3. No-guilt mom fail: I refuse to be a school volunteer
  4. No-guilt mom fail: I let my kid skip homework
  5. No-guilt mom fail: I don't do birthday parties
  6. No-guilt mom fail: I don't pack veggies in the kids' lunches
  7. No-guilt mom fail: I let the kids totally slack during summer "