Who doesn't love a free magazine? Especially when it comes to all things baby. I was in Burlingame a few weeks ago and picked up a free issue of the April 2011 M Magazine. After a quick gander through lots of ads, I found a few interesting articles, but none grabbed my attention (and my sister's) as the "A Moment with.." section page 98.
It highlights a darling picture of dear Alaina who at 4 years old was asked a series of questions that I think were well, inappropriate. Maybe I'm being dramatic but I don't want Edward thinking about what kind of tattoo he wants or what he would buy for a million dollars at the tender age of 4, isn't that what his teens are for?
Love Lots,
Mommy SF
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Mommy SF
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Saturday, April 23, 2011
The Before and After
So much changes when you become a mom. The theoretical ideas and ideals I had while pregnant have been replaced by whatever is easiest. Take for instance diapering. I spent countless hours searching, researching and surveying moms in the thick of it. After Edward was born, we spent the first 3 days using our G Diaper system but found that although we used the disposable inserts the poop stains stuck around on the liners, which was well, gross. So we invested in Seventh Generation diapers and are living happily-ever-after.
Making my own detergent was so easy before the baby arrived. But once he came into my world, I haven't been able to keep it up. I mean who has the time to go shopping let alone making my concoctions of laundry and dishwasher soap. We invested in clean detergent with no harsh chemicals but natural oils.
While I was pregnant, walking, yoga and other forms of exercise were wonderful escapes. Now, well, getting out of the house is such a chore, I actual prefer staying home. Exercise is limited to the stairs to and from the laundry room.
Making my own detergent was so easy before the baby arrived. But once he came into my world, I haven't been able to keep it up. I mean who has the time to go shopping let alone making my concoctions of laundry and dishwasher soap. We invested in clean detergent with no harsh chemicals but natural oils.
While I was pregnant, walking, yoga and other forms of exercise were wonderful escapes. Now, well, getting out of the house is such a chore, I actual prefer staying home. Exercise is limited to the stairs to and from the laundry room.
Now there's breastfeeding, (I'm going to post a blog to further elaborate) I was gong-ho about it and was quick to frown upon formula, but after one week of tortured nipples and low milk supply, we began supplementing.
Edward is now 2 months old and things are slowly getting better, he's sleeping 4 hours at a time nights and he's spending more time smiling then crying during the day. I'm sure there'll be another "Before and After" update soon.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Baby Gift
There are already so many wonderful reasons to receive gifts; birthdays, anniversaries, holidays and now I'm adding to my list the birth of my son. It was such a treat to receive a beautiful Ashley Morgan necklace to commemorate his birth. I cherish it very much as it will remind me always of his special arrival.
Adding to the beauty is that she is local designer who is also a goldsmith and mom, go Ashley!
Love lots,
Mommy Sf
Adding to the beauty is that she is local designer who is also a goldsmith and mom, go Ashley!
Love lots,
Mommy Sf
My Peek Away
Before the baby arrived, I attended the Fort Mason Baby Fair, which will be back this June 2011. It was great to have so many local resources and vendors at one location. Vendors hosted hourly workshops, exhibiting their products and how to use them, it was great and I look forward to going again now that the baby is here for some refresher courses.
One of my favorite vendors were Peekaway, who created this multifunctional changing pad, breastfeeding pillow and breastfeeding wrap. It comes in several pretty colors and fits great in the diaper bag. It's been a lifesaver the few times we've been out and I've needed to feed/change.
Love Lots,
Mommy SF
One of my favorite vendors were Peekaway, who created this multifunctional changing pad, breastfeeding pillow and breastfeeding wrap. It comes in several pretty colors and fits great in the diaper bag. It's been a lifesaver the few times we've been out and I've needed to feed/change.
Love Lots,
Mommy SF
Nursery Rhymes
Nursery rhymes have been around for ages. We thought we knew the words until our little one arrived and we began singing. I'm sure we aren't the only parents who make up words, and in all honesty do the babies even care? But in case you do and are interested in the history check out: Nursery Rhymes .
Love Lots,
Mommy SF
Love Lots,
Mommy SF
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