Showing posts with label babies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label babies. Show all posts
Monday, February 16, 2009
All 4 of my babies are sick; 3 have a horrible stomach bug (I know I just went through this a few weeks ago) and the baby had 3 shots tonight so she is not a happy camper. I am drained and my brain just will not function...so instead of trying to come up with something incredibly witty and charming to write about I opted for silly quizzes...enjoy!
(This one is SO true)
And this one I couldn't resist...I used to be gaga over Kirk Cameron!
You Are a Life Blogger! |
 Your blog is the story of your life - a living diary. If it happens, you blog it. And you make it as entertaining as possible. You may be guilty of over-sharing a bit on your blog, but you can't help it. Your life is truly an open book. Or in this case, an open blog! |
You Are Chinese Checkers |
 You live a hyper, fast paced life. You rarely ever slow down. You are good at juggling many things at once. You are the ultimate multi-tasker. You enjoy being in a group - in fact the bigger the group, the better. You are an enthusiastic competitor, and you can be a little ruthless when you play games. |
(This one is SO true)
And this one I couldn't resist...I used to be gaga over Kirk Cameron!
Your 80s Hunk is Kirk Cameron |
 Back in the 80s, you would have been the most popular girl around. And obviously, you'd want to be with the cutest, most popular guy! You like a guy who is friendly, funny, and a bit of a troublemaker. Yes, you're a bit picky. But you're willing to fight to win you're dream guy's heart. |
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Baby/Toddler
Looking for something unique and special for the youngest member of the family? Look no further! Misadventures in Baby Raising has what you're looking for! See something you like? Click the link and head straight to the website!
Plan Toys...inspire creativity in your little one!
A truly unique and thoughtful gift that your loved on will treasure for years to come! A Whole Village!
Kidorable! For the most stylish rain wear on the planet!
Sock Grams...send a gift of warmth and fun!
Smart Music..Little Music Lovers!
Sassy Toys for babies and toddlers (one of our favorites)!
Watch your little one Dance their cares away with A Merry Fraggle Holiday!
Let your little one do a Dancey Dance (or five) with the Gabba gang and their new CD Music is Awesome.
Have fun, Anytime, Anywhere...MagnaPlay!
Plan Toys...inspire creativity in your little one!
A truly unique and thoughtful gift that your loved on will treasure for years to come! A Whole Village!
Kidorable! For the most stylish rain wear on the planet!
Sock Grams...send a gift of warmth and fun!
Smart Music..Little Music Lovers!
Sassy Toys for babies and toddlers (one of our favorites)!
Watch your little one Dance their cares away with A Merry Fraggle Holiday!
Let your little one do a Dancey Dance (or five) with the Gabba gang and their new CD Music is Awesome.
Have fun, Anytime, Anywhere...MagnaPlay!
Monday, December 29, 2008
Yesterday I realized something(well actually I realized it a long time ago, but yesterday it really hit home). I have 4 kids (I know you're probably tired of me reiterating that) 3 girls and 1 boy...my son the lone ranger in a sea (or house) full of girls. I wonder what he must think of all the girls? I wonder if he looks at all of the dolls and make-up and dress-up clothes and thinks to himself, "What in the world did I get myself into?"
When I first found out I was having a boy I panicked, I had only had girls and I had no idea how to be a Mommy to a boy. How could I potty train him? Could I really play trucks and climb trees? I honestly had no idea if I could be a good mom to a boy. Fast forward a few months to the first time I held my son in my arms and looked into his big brown eyes, that's when I realized that I could definitely be his Mommy! The first few months were full of firsts; the first time one of my kids peed in my face (this one I could have done without), first circumcision (scared me to death), and the first time I knew without one single doubt that I had fallen hopelessly in love with a boy. When my son was 6 months old I found out I was pregnant again...of course I was shocked (I shouldn't have been considering the non-existent birth control we were using) but I was shocked none-the-less. I was scared that my son would feel abandoned and that he wouldn't understand. It took me a while to come to terms with it and even admit that I was pregnant, but I finally did and realized that it would be alright. When I brought my daughter home from the hospital my son wanted nothing to do with her. We would try to get him to give her kisses and he would push her away. When she would cry he would just stand there and stare at her with this disgusted look on his face. When I would pick her up and talk to her he would become outraged and throw horrible fits. For the longest time (alright it was really only a little over two months, but it felt like an eternity) I wondered if he would ever accept and love her. Yesterday I got my answer.
In case you can't see he has his arm around her. My heart literally melted right out of my chest. And I have to be honest and tell you that she seemed to really enjoy laying beside her Bubby...and I think he liked it too!
When I first found out I was having a boy I panicked, I had only had girls and I had no idea how to be a Mommy to a boy. How could I potty train him? Could I really play trucks and climb trees? I honestly had no idea if I could be a good mom to a boy. Fast forward a few months to the first time I held my son in my arms and looked into his big brown eyes, that's when I realized that I could definitely be his Mommy! The first few months were full of firsts; the first time one of my kids peed in my face (this one I could have done without), first circumcision (scared me to death), and the first time I knew without one single doubt that I had fallen hopelessly in love with a boy. When my son was 6 months old I found out I was pregnant again...of course I was shocked (I shouldn't have been considering the non-existent birth control we were using) but I was shocked none-the-less. I was scared that my son would feel abandoned and that he wouldn't understand. It took me a while to come to terms with it and even admit that I was pregnant, but I finally did and realized that it would be alright. When I brought my daughter home from the hospital my son wanted nothing to do with her. We would try to get him to give her kisses and he would push her away. When she would cry he would just stand there and stare at her with this disgusted look on his face. When I would pick her up and talk to her he would become outraged and throw horrible fits. For the longest time (alright it was really only a little over two months, but it felt like an eternity) I wondered if he would ever accept and love her. Yesterday I got my answer.
In case you can't see he has his arm around her. My heart literally melted right out of my chest. And I have to be honest and tell you that she seemed to really enjoy laying beside her Bubby...and I think he liked it too!
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