Dubs and I walked up to the Farmer’s Market on Sunday. He was an absolute angel. And I happened to plan well.
We putzed around all morning, waiting for the eye rubbing and classic tired toddler signs to emerge. As soon as they did I threw on my running shoes, plopped him in the jogger and [...]
by admin on July 23, 2010
I have been waiting and waiting for Dubs to get some decent teeth. He cut his first ones at 8 months, bottom two, front and center.
And then nothing for months… and months… six of them to be exact…
I may have been anxious because I was tired of hearing “oh, only two teeth, at a year? [...]
by admin on July 22, 2010
In an attempt to showcase how well Dubs is making the transition to daycare (in-home, same place his two cousins go, and for all of a day and a half a week), his provider told me “he was smiling today, I even got a picture.”
I thought, “huh, so this means he normally doesn’t really smile?” [...]
by admin on July 19, 2010
Welcome to the July Carnival of Natural Parenting: You Are What You Eat
This post was written for inclusion in the monthly Carnival of Natural Parenting hosted by Code Name: Mama and Hobo Mama. This month our participants have written about their struggles and successes with healthy eating. Please read to the end to find a [...]
Tonight I took him to a concert in the park. We saw the Cherry Poppin’ Daddies. Good, clean family fun. Except when the show starts at 6, and you get there at 5 to scope it out and park close (in case of an emergency melt-down exit) and it happens to be the very first [...]
by admin on June 24, 2010
I am devastated over the oil spill. I truly am. I started collecting Bruno’s dog hair to send down to soak up the oil and then heard it was of no use, they weren’t using the hair that was being sent.
So I did what any heart-broken, semi-hippy, tree-loving mama would do. I [...]
During High School and College I pretty much thought Freud was a complete freak show (which is a technical psychological diagnosis referring to the state of mind of freaks).
His theory was that all little boys harbored a deep and undying love for their mother, while resenting their father for being the object of their mother’s [...]
Survival of the Fittest
Big Dub turns one on Saturday. I have kept him alive for an entire year already. At times it felt like almost single-handedly and at other times it felt like he survived in spite of me and at other times only due to others’ clear minded advice, support and knowledge.
This is a [...]
by admin on April 23, 2010
It is the croup that has kept me away from you my readership. The croup struck Bug Dub about a week ago and it has been a long journey back to wellness, not to mention sound-mindedness.
He had been stricken with the common cold some time ago and it just held on tight to Dub’s chest [...]
by admin on April 18, 2010
Are not really vacations anymore. I can’t wait until I can lay on a beach, relax with a good book and a tall drink and not have to be terrified that my offspring is going to drown, or choke on sand, or eat a jellyfish…
When he was about 2 months old I stayed at my [...]
by admin on April 1, 2010