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While in NYC, I talked with my hosts about weird house guests. New Yorkers always have the “weird house guest” story, because they have so MANY guests.
One odd guest of theirs placed an eye pack over his eyes to nap in the middle of the day in their living room and crossed his arms crossed […]
December 18th, 2006 | Posted in For Mothers Only, Parenting | No Comments
Yesterday, I shared a recipe for a delicious stir fry. It’s gone! Mysterious. I’ll resurrect it somehow and post it again soon.
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I never thought I’d make it to more than a year of nursing. Now, we’ve been nursing for 14 months.
I had my baby while standing in my front hallway. I delivered her myself. Afterwards, […]
December 6th, 2006 | Posted in Babies, Breastfeeding, For Mothers Only, Toddlers | No Comments
Many mothers have every intention of retuning to their full-time job after giving birth to their first child. And then…
The mother sees her baby for the first time. She is small, beautiful and adorable. Often, the mother gets a few weeks off (if in the U.S.) or a few years off (if in Europe) to […]
December 4th, 2006 | Posted in For Mothers Only | No Comments
I’ve written several parenting magazine reviews. These are some of my favorite magazines, and I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
http://www.totville.com/parenting-magazines/index.html
November 27th, 2006 | Posted in Baby Gifts, Cool Gifts, For Mothers Only | No Comments
Today, I stopped by the health food store to pick up a few items. I stumbled across bottled Kombucha (pronounced Kom-boo-cha) Tea. Several flavors were available, and I selected ginger. It was a 16 oz bottle, and I had no intention of finishing the whole thing…but it was soooo good.
November 26th, 2006 | Posted in For Mothers Only | No Comments
People often ask me how I do so much. Time management!
Doing a lot is how I am, so I don’t often think about the process in detail. A few of the most time-consuming projects I have are day work, art work, running a nonprofit on the side, mothering, wife-ing, keeping up social relationships, and working […]
November 25th, 2006 | Posted in For Mothers Only, Parenting | 1 Comment
When a woman refused to place a blanket over her baby while nursing on a Delta flight, the woman was kicked off the plane. I’ve nursed on multiple flights and never had a problem. Since several U.S. agencies confirm how good nursing is for children, I find it hard to believe nursing in public is […]
November 17th, 2006 | Posted in Babies, For Mothers Only, Parent Activism, Parenting, Toddlers | No Comments
This mom from down under must contend with a large scary spider.
Have I mentioned that I’m terrified of bugs. We used to have ants in my house as a child, and I’d have nightmares. In one respect, I find them completely fascinating. Ants, especially, are intriguing in how hard they work and how far […]
November 13th, 2006 | Posted in For Mothers Only, Mommy Blogs, Parenting, Toddlers | No Comments
Motherhood Issues Featured on 20/20 Tonight!
Since I don’t watch television, I’d never heard of Elizabeth Vargas until I read an article about how she had a baby and had to switch jobs so she could have more time with her child. Having to switch jobs tuned Ms. Vargas into what other mothers endure and the […]
November 10th, 2006 | Posted in Babies, For Mothers Only, Parenting, Toddlers | No Comments
Do you have kids? Do you plan on having kids?
Above are the kinds of questions you can be asked on a job interview in Pennsylvania. In a lot of states, asking such questions is illegal. Help prevent discrimination against your fellow mothers.
You can help make history by signing this petition to help mothers, which will […]
October 26th, 2006 | Posted in For Mothers Only, Parenting, Uncategorized | No Comments