Lists, Lists, Lists - Surviving the First Year

ceoMom 639, Theresa: You're already a hero! Bringing up a child is precious and not for wimps.

Making lists and planning ahead got me through the first year with my... read more

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Encouragment for New Stay at Home Mother

Moving from the workforce to the home-front is a challenge. I remember with my first baby, I felt responsible to entertain her all day long. It made it nearly impossible... read more

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All Moms Please Read: Importance of Rear Facing!

I got this from a carseat board!! Please read!! Some may already know the importance; others may not. However, please take the time to read this! I love your babies!

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Going to Cloth Diapers

I think it's GREAT that you are thinking about cloth diapers instead of disposable. Cloth diapers have come a long way! They are colorful and much easier to handle and... read more

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Photographing Children

Photographing Children

Children can be captured on film successfully in many different circumstances and locations. For most children, getting their photograph taken is fun and they will perform for the... read more

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A Good Tip for Diaper Rash

Liquid peppermint Maalox. You keep it in the fridge and dab it on a cotton ball and wipe on your little one's rash. It's cooling and helps!

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Photo Books are the Way to Go!

As much as I'd like to be, I'm not a scrapbooker. I've tried and I always get overwhelmed and stop. For example, I've been sitting on doing my daughters' baby... read more

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Want to Soothe a Fussy Baby or Child?

Great way to soothe a fussy or crying child is to use vibrations. Use a handheld massager, a massaging pillow or even a spinbrush toothbrush. Put it on or near... read more

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Help for Pesty Velcro-on Bibs!

To prevent the Velcro from ruining your baby's clothes while in the washer/dryer, I put them in a mesh garment bag (used for bras and panties usually), so they don't... read more

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Attachment

I just returned from a great work-shop on Attachment in Early Childhood and learned that a secure Attachment helps the child:

-- Feel safe and protected.
-- Learn basic... read more

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