One of the things that's so difficult with parenting is that you don't get a beta test. There's no trial run for this. It's almost impossible to prepare for every decision you will have to make that will have long-term implications on your kids' lives. In this way, it's easy to have regrets. We look back and think, "If I had to do it over, I would change things." Well, a few years ago, my wife and I took another stab at this parenting thing. It's not exactly a do-over; our biological kids are in their 20s, and there's no going back and changing their experience of us as their parents. However, with our two adopted sons, we are having the opportunity to look back on what we've learned over twenty-plus years of parenting and ask, "What would we change?" In that vein, here are 5 things we're embracing in our parenting "do-over." 1. Live at the library. There are myriad <a href="https://childmind.org/article/why-is-it-important-to-read-to-your-child...