This is cross-posted from my personal blog, Laura’s Mommy Journal.
When illnesses went around the boys’ infant day care room, they both seemed to get it at the same time. This is how I became a confirmed “rip the band-aid off” parent. Inevitably they were both going to get sick, so I may as well [...]
Archive for March, 2009
Taking care of one kid
Posted in Behavior, Family, Medical, Preschoolers on March 31, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Shopping, Twin-Mom Style
Posted in Products, tagged clothing, sales, toys, twin clubs on March 30, 2009 | 8 Comments »
This weekend marked my MOT club’s semi-annual tag sale, and it was a doozy. The tag sale (consignment sale, yard sale, flea market, whatever your region calls it) is yet another reason to join your local MOT club, if you haven’t already. Most clubs I know of have sales twice a year, and they’re awesome [...]
Car Time
Posted in Toddlers, Travel, tagged car on March 26, 2009 | 8 Comments »
Like most families, we spend a LOT of time in the car. On a daily basis, we average 1-1.5 of driving time. A trip to the park (20 minutes both ways), grocery store (10 minutes), church (20 minutes) or the great-grandparents (25 minutes) means we have to drive everywhere we go. Nothing is within walking [...]
Eating my own words
Posted in Toddlers, potty training on March 24, 2009 | 8 Comments »
I’ve been writing my blog for almost 3 1/2 years and reading blogs for longer than that. During that time, I’ve done my fair share of contemplating what to write, what not to share, and what my boundaries are. Long-time readers will note I rarely talk about my job. I also rarely complain about Jon. [...]
You are your own expert
Posted in Infants, Sleep, Toddlers, tagged advice, Ferber on March 23, 2009 | 17 Comments »
At our last MOT club support meeting, one mom mentioned how she was having major sleep problems with her kids. So much so that she managed to get an appointment with the one and only Dr. Ferber, who practices here in Boston. I was intrigued, as I have been a vocal defender of the good [...]