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Live and Learn: Bedtime

Filed Under guest bloggers, live and learn | November 19, 2009

Bedtime  Until my second child was born, bedtime and naps were never an issue. My eldest Danielle had slept 10-12 hours a night and still took a nap at 5 yrs old. Naturally I assumed that I would be blessed with the same the 2nd time around. Yes, I will admit I was a little smug [...]

Live and Learn: My Kids and Food

Filed Under guest bloggers, live and learn | November 8, 2009

My Kids and Food… When my kids were babies, like everyone else I thought it was pretty cute the first time they rolled there little tongues and a gob of pablum came my way. Overnight that cute little baby became a toddler who wouldn’t eat anything and seem to take great delight in tipping that [...]

Live and Learn: Cry Baby

Filed Under guest bloggers, live and learn | October 27, 2009

Cry Baby When I had my first child, I thought when she cried I needed to pick her up – each and every time she cried.  What kind of mother would I be not to?  And then I had a visit from the Public Health Nurse.  Of course the nurse took one look into my [...]

Live and Learn: Trusting Your Instincts

Filed Under guest bloggers, live and learn | October 14, 2009

Trusting Your Instincts It was a daunting experience to give birth to my first child, without the support of my family who lived a continent away.  I had never bothered to read any child rearing books, assuming that the right information would materialize when needed. My mother had pretty much raised my siblings and I [...]

Live and Learn: Eat All Your Vegetables

Filed Under guest bloggers, live and learn | October 2, 2009

When my son was born 27 years ago, I was determined to do the best for him and followed the Health Department’s guide on feeding solids.  I am a home economist and prided myself on the fact that the only convenience food I used for him was Pablum.  I made all his food myself and [...]


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