I came across this most excellent chart illustrating what to do and what not to do with children. I'll refer to this chart extensively when the next kid arrives.
Gee whiz --I could have really used that poster hanging up on the nursery wall when my kids were babies ... it would have saved us a lot of unfortuneate events. Just a little FYI: Grandma Browne actually did use a dresser drawer for your Mom! P.S. Love the posts of your beautiful children. So proud of you both. P.S.S. Just got on the blogwagon myself. https://laurieslittleworld.blogspot.com
It's 9:00pm and I'm reflecting on the day. I'm super tired, but I can't go to bed yet on account of Milla's last feeding for the day (scheduled around 10:00pm or so). I can't help but laugh now that I look back on the events of the day, but I was ready to grab the keys and my purse around 4:00pm. Forget any luggage, I'd just charge everything I need or want when I hit my destination-- wherever that was going to be (probably the first of the Florida Keys for some Key Lime Pie). Did I mention I was going to go alone? Maybe I'd take Milla. . . Let me set the scene for you. . .It's 4:00pm, I've been watching the neighbor's two kids since 11:00am. Yes that's a total of 5 kids-- did I mention I have a one month old? Being the thoughtful wife that I am I decided to make chocolate banana bread so Ty could enjoy a nice warm treat. It's Milla's feeding time and Ty has decided to go down for a nap, so I'm trying to keep all the
And no, I'm not talking about the band New Edition... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umEbhFKV6mc Milla (pronounced Meeluh) was born 4/24 @10:24 am. 6lbs 12oz, 19 inches long.
They say the two go hand in hand...age and experience, that is. And I suppose they, whoever 'they' are, are right for the most part. Only for me, it seems I'm getting older with out the experience part. I still feel as unfit for whatever task is at had as I did 10 years ago. Anyway, back on Monday, I turned the ripe old age of 33. I've found the mid thirties to be weird age. I'm young enough to not feel old and old enough to not feel young. And I act 18 most of the time! Angela baked my favorite chocolate cake for me. I don't know what it is called, and it takes a butt-load of time to make. But the end result is a rich, moist, delicious chocolate cake with a surprise creamy filling in the middle. Its like eating a Ding-Dong only without the preservatives and it tastes better and you get more than two measley bites from a piece (is it just me or are Ding Dongs and Twinkies getting smaller?). We drove over to Stark-vegas for dinner with Chelsey (Jared
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What happens if you have done some of the bad things? Don't tell anyone!!
Just a little FYI: Grandma Browne actually did use a dresser drawer for your Mom!
P.S. Love the posts of your beautiful children. So proud of you both.
P.S.S. Just got on the blogwagon myself. https://laurieslittleworld.blogspot.com