I’ve received the most recent product of the Gro Company. The Chair Harness Gro Company, one of the brands most known by parents, normally associated to the newborn swaddles, Sleeping bags (which are the BEST thing ever made) and his wonderful Egg clock, now released the Chair Harness. The Chair […]
When Parents are tired… To Vent or to Relax?
All parents have moments, or even whole days, when they feel they cannot wash one more sticky hand, pick up one more pile of dirty clothes, or summon the energy for one more rendition of Old MacDonald. You may think that the only answer is a one-way ticket to […]
Parenting as Project…How wrong! #parentingtips
Have you ever heard this: “My kid must be some sort of math genius!”, said a mum of a boy to another mum of twin girls, “Are your girls reading yet? Mine are already reading full sentences!” Over-the-top advertisements of children’s accomplishments are ubiquitous, from Facebook videos (“Watch Sarah’s game-winning […]
Baby Safety Tips: From Baby to Toddler
Your child’s safety is your responsibility! It was one of our major concern. Are we going to make our house safe for our baby in every way? If our baby gets hurt am I a bad parent? None of that! There will be things that you won’t control (unfortunately) and […]
Maternity Hospital Bag Checklist
After almost 1 year, I was asked what did I put in my Maternity Bag… Oh the memories!!! So, in the UK, there are things that you should take and some that you don’t. the list that the Midwife gives you is not exactly accurate on what to take. I […]
DIY on “chewing” baby Cotbed
In a moment of your baby’s life, he will have his teeth and he will be chewing everything… EVERYBODY will have this phase… He chews the TV remote, pillows, socks, furniture, your finger and nose (yes…laugh…you don’t know pain when he will put his little teeth on your nose…oh the […]
The importance of reading to your baby (from 0 to 18 months)
You should read and appreciate that moment of nourishment with your child forever, but on this case I am talking only from 0 to 18 months, and how they develop from baby to toddler. Those moments will be yours to keep and you will miss not reading. Reading to your baby aloud can do […]
The 1st Birthday Party – Planning…and planning…and still planning
I cannot believe that almost a year has passed since I had RJ. I can remember the “full” that I felt by this time, the anxious on preparing the clothes, washing, cleaning, putting the nursery right, feeling if something is missing… feeling “How am going to feed him, give him […]
6 Serious Symptoms in babies that you shouldn’t ignore
Becoming a parent for the first time is amazing, but it can also be scary. …Especially the first time your baby gets sick… RJ got sick for the first time at 10 months and half, Earache and it was because of teething. Even having training in the area, when it […]