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Laughter Really Is the Best Medicine

Here’s something I found totally hilarious: a post called “The role of an oncologist, through the eyes of a child”, on the Q Daily News blog. It excerpts something from a website that was set up by the family of child with cancer. In the excerpt, the mother explains their new game, in which the [...]

To Give Birth In Iraq

May and I weren’t thrilled with our hospital experience during Pooky’s birth. There were a number of things that didn’t go as planned, from the absence of our midwife and the constantly changing nurses to the bad lighting; during what I expected to be a powerful momentous and occasion, I spent a lot of time [...]

My Mother's Worry, My Stress

A few weeks ago I said something to my mom I immediately wished I could take back. Just making conversation, without really thinking, I mentioned that Pooky’s legs seem very strong. “Maybe she’ll skip crawling and go straight to walking,” I mused. There was a pause, during which I could almost hear my mom’s worry [...]

Round and Round the Blogosphere

Here’s what other parents have been blogging about:
Rockstar Mommy writes about dealing with the “roller coaster” of her husband’s recovery from alcoholism.
Passerby catches 3-year-old boy after 4-story fall (via Blogging Baby)
Rachel has compiled a “Nursing Mother’s Survival Kit” list.
Mommy Off The Record posts about how she broke the baby news to her family during the [...]

The Inside Scoop: Kristen DeRocha

Founder and President of Hotslings, Kristen DeRocha has been running this business since March 2003. Her sleek and stylish slings have been keeping babywearers and their babies comfortable and happy. Whether you’re looking for a luxury, designer, or everyday look, there’s a Hotsling (or two) just right for you among the selection of beautiful fabrics.
Mom [...]

Sick Baby, Zombie Parents

Pooky is sick. She’s been sick before, but not like this. The first time, a few weeks ago, she had a little fever. We panicked a bit, but in the end, despite all the time on the phone with the advice nurse, it wasn’t too traumatic for us or for her.
This time, she’s leaking snot, [...]

Who's Ready for More?

Here’s an interesting post from BloggingBaby asking what the best gap in ages between siblings is. We won’t be having another baby (on purpose) any time soon, but we’re already strategizing. I’m sure there’s a ton of research on the topic, but I doubt any of it will affect our decision much. May and I [...]

Round and Round the Blogosphere

Here’s the parenting buzz round and round the blogosphere:
Lifehacker has a post addressing whether young children should have email accounts and how to keep them safe if they do. Josh and I haven’t addressed how we want to approach this issue yet. I did, however, already reserve a gmail account in her name, but I [...]

The Incredible Vanishing Symptoms (and Co-pays)

Here’s an interesting post from The World According to Megan, a pediatrician’s blog. In it, Megan writes about how frustrating it is for parents when their kids’ symptoms seem to magically disappear when they get to the doctor’s office:
The worst part of those interactions is when the parents look at you after you go through [...]

Round and Round the Blogosphere

We’re going to point you to some interesting things people are blogging about in the parenting genre of the blogosphere. Look for the Round and Round the Blogosphere post every Saturday.
This week Round and Round the Blogosphere:
Katie at Silicon Valley Moms Blog rants about health insurance (or the lack thereof). We’re dishing out quite [...]

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