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"Well-behaved" children give mom the ultimate break: relief from the constant exhaustion, exasperation and embarrassment of misbehavior.
Abbie Schiller: What Moms Really Want For Mother's Day Abbie Schiller 2011
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Well-behaved children could take it in turns to ring the gong for mealtimes.
Family life 2011
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"Well-behaved" children give mom the ultimate break: relief from the constant exhaustion, exasperation and embarrassment of misbehavior.
Abbie Schiller: What Moms Really Want For Mother's Day Abbie Schiller 2011
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"Well-behaved children" won the poll by a large margin, receiving 54 percent of the votes.
Abbie Schiller: What Moms Really Want For Mother's Day Abbie Schiller 2011
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To totally quote something without a source: “Well-behaved women rarely make history”.
She Is Vast, And She Contains Multitudes, And She Also Sometimes Throws Her Bra - Her Bad Mother 2010
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"Well-behaved children" won the poll by a large margin, receiving 54 percent of the votes.
Abbie Schiller: What Moms Really Want For Mother's Day Abbie Schiller 2011
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And, do forget, for sure, that old saw, which used to make some of us feel better: "Well-behaved women rarely make history."
Rebecca Sive: The Supremes, And We're Not Talking Motown Here 2010
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And, do forget, for sure, that old saw, which used to make some of us feel better: "Well-behaved women rarely make history."
Rebecca Sive: The Supremes, And We're Not Talking Motown Here 2010
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Well-behaved women rarely make history - Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
Friday Top 5 2010
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In her closing remarks at her book party on Tuesday, she quoted Harvard Prof. Laurel Thatcher Ulrich: "Well-behaved women don't make history."
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