In the interest of time – that being that I don’t have much of it – I have shamelessly plucked this post from my personal blog. Because sometimes, that’s exactly How We Do It: we double up or skip something or use something twice for the sake of efficiency. Enjoy!
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During Ike, we [...]
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Making Baby Food
Posted in Activities, Feeding, Solid Foods on October 28, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Ask the Moms – High Chairs
Posted in Ask The Moms, Feeding, Infants, Products, Solid Foods, Toddlers on August 20, 2008 | 11 Comments »
A reader asked through our Features page whether the HDYDI moms have any recommendations for high chairs. Well, of course we do! But there’s no single “best” option. It depends on your space and other needs. We’ll review the two main types: standard high chairs and the ones that strap onto other chairs, as well [...]
Babies who lunch
Posted in Feeding, Infants, Solid Foods on June 23, 2008 | 9 Comments »
One of my new go-to favorites with my nearly-11-month-olds is going out for lunch. We frequently need an outing around 11:30, and our house happens to be relatively close to a couple of office parks, so lunch-type places are close and plentiful. I’ve even stopped bringing food from home for the kids, and just get [...]
Food Fight
Posted in Behavior, Development, Family, Feeding, Mommy Issues, Solid Foods, Toddlers, tagged family meals, letting go, picky eaters on June 8, 2008 | 10 Comments »
Our kids were glorious eaters. They would try anything. Sag paneer? Loved it. BBQ brisket? Couldn’t get enough. Ozzy could hold his own, but it was Abel who was the real superstar. We even nicknamed him Mikey. The kid would try anything and moan for more. We would hear parents complaining about their finicky kids [...]
Foodie Friday: Book review
Posted in Feeding, Foodie Fridays, Solid Foods, tagged cookbook, making babyfood on May 30, 2008 | 2 Comments »
This week, the Foodie Friday column will review a book that was recommended highly by several moms of HDYDI. A cookbook, you say? For babies? I don’t even cook for myself! And that’s where having twins makes this cooking thing seem like a good idea. Have you SEEN what babyfood costs at the grocery store? [...]