Yesterday, I popped in to see a friend who was babysitting an 8 month-old who had an especially despondent cry. The kind of keening that triggered my let down reflex and demanded that I pick this child up. She imediately sniffed me and assumed the nursing position. I almost nursed her out of sympathy, but […]
She’s been birthing and she’s already been blogging! Congratulations to Jean at Rice and Soup!
The confinement food, apparently, isn’t working for Jean, but this picture is making me consider moving to Singapore and having a third child so that I can stay indoors eating this:
Did you eat anything special during your recovery from childbirth?
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Bringing home a new baby is a stressful time in a marriage, but maybe not THE most stressful time. Check out the new poll in the right-hand frame of this site to have your say.
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One of the most popular posts on this blog is called Need Advice: Single Mothers. I wrote the post because having a child, especially the second, third, four or more child, is a very stressful time in any relationship. Some relationships just don’t make it and, for a woman alone with a tiny baby, that […]
Thanks to Thrifty Mommy for hosting the Fourth Healthy & Fit Family Carnival last week. It was definitely time for me to cut the umbilical cord on the Healthy & Fit Family Carnival. Not that I am not happy to have this baby back!
Our little carnival is really learning to walk! The posts this week […]
If you had gestational diabetes or pre-eclampsia during pregnancy, you should assume you are at greater risk of developing diabetes or a heart condition later in life.
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Life is not a book. Finding an adult babysitter is not easy.
How’s this for a stressful way to start the weekend:
Our babysitter just fired my baby.
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A few months ago, doctors in Toronto recommended that all women of childbearing age take prenatal vitamins even if they aren’t planning to become pregnant to prevent birth defects. In addition, women who have just given birth are advised to continue to take their vitamins to aid recovery and help prevent post partum depression.
The new […]
For a potential project related to this post, I need to know what a typical meal for your toddlers is like when/if parents and kids keep different meal times.
These days, I try to get everyone eating together but the kids occassionally get fish sticks and potatoes with broccoli or chicken fingers with rice and carrots […]
Thrifty Mommy has put together a great summary of this week’s linkfest. As usual, the carnival is ten practical, family-oriented posts about leading a healthier life.
Next Tuesday, the carnival will be back here at Babylune and submissions are open.
If you’d like to host the carnival some time, just leave me a comment below.
EDIT: The Carnival […]
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