I can't seem to stop eating Ariel's potty treats. I do this every time I buy her something new. Now she is back to chocolate chips. At least we always have those on hand.
My friend, Shannon, totally believes in this book.
I think I am going to read it and try to follow it.
I have two not great sleepers.
(I know it is my fault, I just can't seem to put down a precious sleeping baby).
So with this baby I am going to try something different.,
I think I am going to read it and try to follow it.
I have two not great sleepers.
(I know it is my fault, I just can't seem to put down a precious sleeping baby).
So with this baby I am going to try something different.,
I have tons of plastic Easter Eggs. I have only been a mom for 4 years
(and I'm pretty sure I didn't buy plastic eggs when Annabelle was a few months old).
and for some reason I have way more eggs than I want or need. It may not look a ton in
the picture, but it really is a lot. Fortunately I was able to remind myself of this on my
last Dollar Tree trip.
I really love clear protector sheets. I use them a lot with Annabelle.
We do a lot of activities such as mazes, dot-to-dots, writing number and letters,
and I take pages from those School Zone books and put them the protector sheets.
By doing this we can reuse the papers over and over!
I found these really cute Easter Egg lights in a box with my Easter stuff.
I really don't have anywhere to hang them, but the girls think they are really neat.
I highly recommend Dr. Sears' book "Nighttime Parenting". It comforted me in my worries about what others thought and gave me objective reasons for my natural motherly instinct.
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