Tag Archives: baby
Delayed Post
I know I haven’t been making baby food for a really, really long time, but I found an old bag of freezer-burned steamed and mashed sweet potato cubes in the back of the freezer today, and it reminded me of … Continue reading
I think I have a situation on my hands.
My conundrum begins here: Last summer, my best San Francisco friend N tells me she’s having her second baby, her daughter is about 6 weeks older than Bowie. She’s the first in our group of parent pals to have her … Continue reading
Sleep!
My advice to pregnant women: Sleep. Sleep like your life depends on it. Go to bed at 7pm, get up at 9am and eat breakfast and go back to bed. Because, this is the last time in your life you … Continue reading
Bags Under Our Eyes
I have a confession to make. Bowie has not slept through the night in about 2 months. And it’s not teething, and it’s not hunger, and it’s not noise (well, not all the time, because, well, THREE PETS). We’ve tried … Continue reading
Another
Bowie was basically 3 seconds old the first time someone mentioned our second child. The doctor pulled him out (FINALLY) and said, “the second one will be easier”. Yeah, thanks doc. Anyway, it’s been a pretty popular question ever since: … Continue reading
Informed Decisions are Better
I have to come clean. Previously I have been the outspoken sort when it comes to absolutely, hands down vaccinating your baby. I had heard all the media babble about the MMR being linked to autism. And then that it … Continue reading
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Rock and Roll All Night
I thought the important thing was to get baby to sleep through the night. Turns out, the real trick is getting the pets to sleep through the night. Bowie has been sleeping from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. for almost … Continue reading
Orange
At Bowie’s six month check up, I was feeling pretty good about myself because I’d been making my own baby food for the previous month and he was loving it. I followed all of Dr. A’s guidelines about when to … Continue reading
