Newborn Baby Gear We Love (Claire Edition) Newborn Baby Gear We Love (Henry Edition) 4.5 Months: Baby Gear We Love (Henry Edition) 8.5 Months: Baby Gear We Love (Henry Edition) Here are the toys and gear that our little Claire loves at the half-year mark! The IKEA High Chair Seriously, the IKEA high [...]
Search: "baby gear"
One thing I’ve noticed about Round 2 – we use a lot less stuff. Maybe Claire is just an ‘easier’ baby (true) or maybe we’re just more low-maintenance in general (definitely true, too). But there are some things that I can’t imagine getting through each day without. Here’s a list of the gear we love! [...]
Other Baby Gear Posts: Newborn Baby Gear and 4.5 Month Old Baby Gear Toys and Books - Henry loves to play, so I’m always looking for fresh ways to keep his mind engaged. We do a lot of games like peek-a-boo and “I’m gonna get you.†We make forts out of pillows, and I set [...]
This is a follow-up to my first post in the Baby Gear series: Newborn Baby Gear. Here’s what Henry (and I) are obsessed with as of 4.5 months. Rainforest Jumperoo: Henry LOVES his jumper. When I walk by it with him in my arms, he makes motions like, “Put me in! Put me in!†[...]
Everyone talks about how mommas-to-be experience an urge to ‘nest’ right before their baby comes – and part of this nesting phenomenon is buying baby gear. I know that I really worried about buying all the right gadgets and gizmos – as well as the right necessities, too. Being stocked up and supplied makes you [...]
Our yard was dead and barren all winter, and then – all the sudden – it’s exploding with weeds. Wish we had planted some tulip bulbs or something pretty. But no – just weeds. So I’ve been trying to clean up our front garden for a few days. The process is taking forever because I [...]
Just poppin’ in on a Sunday to say hello and share some thoughts from my weekend! The theme of this weekend has been “getting ready.†Countdown to Little One is ON. When I found out I was pregnant in the spring, I thought forward to autumn and the holiday season and felt like it was [...]
30 weeks. Holy hell! I gave birth to Henry in Week 39. Assuming I follow the same pattern, that means that we’re in single digit week countdown mode. <—If you could see my face right now, it’d be an combination of sheer panic and utter joy. I feel the blog has been rather baby and [...]
Way more than halfway there. Time is flying. FLYING! Here’s what I looked like with Henry at 22 weeks v. what I look like carrying Little One. It’s fun for me to read the old Henry recaps so I can compare what I was thinking and doing then to what I’m focusing on now. At [...]
And I actually made a lot of money! So, a few week ago, I came to Kristien and said, “I think we should have a garage sale!†We had both been complaining about clutter – especially in the garage and kitchen – for a month or so. I was also sick of opening closets and [...]
This weekend, the entire family (minus the cat) traveled to Tennessee to visit my mom. We had a great time! I don’t know about you, but I’m terrible at packing the car. It’s so hard to jigsaw-puzzle all of our gear into the trunk. My brain just doesn’t work that way. I end up tossing [...]
Unfortunately, the New Orleans weather took a turn for the winter worse today. It’s cold and dreary, and we simply aren’t prepared with the right clothes and baby gear (the forecast called for better weather, I swear). And the museums we wanted to check out are closed on Mondays! So our day has turned into [...]
Better late than never, right? Here’s the best of the rest from Healthy Tipping Point in October and November. Day in the Life: Part I, Part II, and Part III <—I am so glad Henry does not sleep like that anymore. 4.5 Months Old: Baby Gear We Love Life/Work Balance, 168 Hours: Where Does [...]
I have always known that I wouldn’t want to find out my baby’s sex while pregnant. Even when I was a teenager, I knew I wanted to be surprised. There were multiple reasons for waiting: I liked the mystery of waiting; I thought waiting would be a good motivator during labor; and, to a [...]