What would they think if
They knew I let my child eat
Apple dropped in sand?
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- Nursing Your Adopted Baby - ParentMap September 2010
- Orgasmic Birth - ParentMap August 2010
- Birthing In The Northwest - BabyMapy Spring 2010
- Sisterhood of the Training Pants - BabyMap Fall 2008
- Pottytunity Knocks - BabyMap Fall 2008
- Bond, Baby, Bond! - ParentMap October 2008
- Various articles for Green For Good
- Baby Showers: Unique Ways to Welcome Baby - PartyMap, July 2008
- Alternatives in Discipline - ParentMap, June 2008
- The Well-Fed Baby - BabyMap, Spring 2008
- Protecting Your Fertility - Seattle Woman Magazine, March 2008
- Best Educational Toys - Without Lead Paint! - ParentMap, November 2007
- Can Exercise Make Kids Smart? - LearningMap 2007/2008
- Don't Eat That; Preventing Accidental Poisoning - ParentMap October 2007
- Almost Hitched; Long-Term Relationships and the Law in Washington State - Seattle Woman Magazine, August 2007
- Getting Your Body Back After Baby - BabyMap, May 2007
- Menorrhagia; The Body Out of Balance - Seattle Woman Magazine, April 2007
- Witness to Birth - MOMbo, February 2007
- Volunteering With Babies and Toddlers - ParentMap, Decmeber 2006
- Investing In Your Education - Seattle Woman Magazine, November 2006
- Friendships Ease Isolation for New Parents - ParentMap, October 2006
- Your Life With Newborn - BabyMap, October 2006
- Babies, Solid Food and Allergies - ParentMap, September 2006
- Preconception Planning - Seattle Woman Magazine, March 2006
- Breast Perspective - MOMBO, September 2005
- Letter to My Body - MOMBO, August 2005
- Preparing a Sibling for Birth - Baby Map, May 2005
1 comment:
Uh... we resorted to just letting little Rosie eat the sand because we got tired of trying to stop her.
The diapers were fantastic. And I think you and Baby are just fine!
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