Monthly Archives: October 2009
Newparent Milestones: A Guide to The First Three Months
Congratulations! You’re a newparent. As with any newparent, you’re probably wondering how your development should progress. Here’s a general guide to week-and-month milestones through your first three months. Note: all newparents develop at their own rate, so you may not … Continue reading
Posted in Kids
Tagged baby, first three months, infant, milestones, new parents, newborn, parenting, parents, sleeping through the night
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Stocking a Tiny Kitchen: Mastering the Art of Pantry Cooking
Over the last few weeks, I’ve been posting Notes to my Facebook page about my adventures in cooking. I’ve reading the Julie/Julia Project blog online, and when I got some terrible news about a friend of mine, I threw my … Continue reading
Posted in Cooking, Home, Kitchen
Tagged julia child, julie powell, mastering the art of french cooking, pantry, pantry cooking, small kitchen, tuna salad, weekday meals
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Two months down, two to go.
It’s October 1, folks, which means I am officially into my third month of maternity leave (it unexpectedly started July 27, a week early). August was a haze; September was a mad rush of a short vacation, family visits, and … Continue reading
Posted in Kids
Tagged baby, infant, maternity leave, new motherhood, newborn, stay-at-home dad
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