6:45am: I wake up to the sound of Kate babbling in her crib. I go downstairs to get her a sippy cup of milk, and we start our morning. This is Kate’s second day without a morning bottle and she’s doing great! 7:00am: Kate and I go downstairs to play and once I get her
A few months ago I wrote a guest post about a day in my life and received feedback from people interested in hearing more about my average Monday, Sunday, work day, weekday, etc. In response, I decided to write a series about a week in my life–this particular week taking place about a month ago.
Kate: 13 Months Poor little Kate had a rather rough time being 13 months old. She got her very first cold which she just couldn’t shake. After weeks of dealing with a hacky cough and runny nose, things took a turn for the worse and she added “nasty, gunky ear drainage” to her list of
I once went two weeks without talking to G because I was mad at him for scratching our dining room table. EAT Here’s the thing you need to know about our dining room table: it is, without question, my most prized possession in our home. When we first bought this house and I decided to make
During Kate’s first year we snapped monthly photos of her next to her teddy bear to compare her growth. I wouldn’t exactly say that Kate always loved these little photo sessions (most obviously noted in her 7 month pic), but I certainly love lining them all up and seeing how she’s changed! Kate: 1 Month
Ever since Kate discovered the dishwasher, “helping” G do the dishes has become one of her favorite pastimes. She could be clear across the house but if she hears the sound of that dishwasher door opening she comes flying into the kitchen as fast as her little legs can take her: “Wait for me, Daddy!”
KATE TOOK HER FIRST STEPS! Oh yes, this was a Mama-couldn’t-believe-it, all-caps-situation. Just three days after her first birthday, Kate took her very first steps! G and I hadn’t really been encouraging her to walk (we like her to figure things out in her own time), so it was quite the surprise! She was standing
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