In September, I blogged about babies being born left and right. It’s December and I’ve heard of about the same number of newborns arrive in the last few weeks alone. It’s incredible. Of course, I only know a subset of families in the world, but wow, the second wave has mostly consisted of seconds — […]
Okay, so in August, I lied. I was on a diet where I was counting calories (well, sort of), and I really didn’t achieve results, mostly because the Jewish holidays came and if any of you know how Jewish holidays go, you know that they’re laden with home-cooked meals and yummy goodness. I didn’t really
David is not crawling yet, but he’s getting quite close. He can prop his weight on hands and knees – he can move his hands, but he hasn’t figured out what to do with his knees. He maneuvers himself with hands only at this time and drags his feet with him. He’s starting to get
This doesn’t fit anywhere but here, even though it’s not really related to me. For a project I’m working on, I’m doing some blogger outreach. This month, we decided to reach out to mommyblogs. As someone who has a few affiliations, I’ve be on the receiving end of requests for “can you sponsor me for
I entered David in a contest on the first day he ate his peas (yesterday). He cried a ton when eating his peas, but this was one of the calmer moments. Today, he was much better and more receptive to peas. I guess it still holds true that it’s an acquired taste!
Six months has come and passed. David is now eating solids. We started with rice cereal for 4 days, and now we feed him baby food in those yummy jars for breakfast and often supplement the 2.5 oz bottles with 4 oz formula in the morning. In the evening, we focus on rice cereal (2.5