I love my children. I really do. But during the hours between dinnertime and bedtime — when the kids meltdown into tantrums and grouchy attitudes — I want to ship them off to grandma’s house while I take deep calming breaths into a paper bag. In our family, we call this hellish time of day Arsenic Hour, although I’ve also heard it called The Witching Hour. It’s the most intense…
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