As the Agent of Chaos passed her fourth-month birthday, we found ourselves turning to a new chapter in the baby books (literally). She’s moved out of the 0-3 demographic and into the 4-7 months, where parenting actually gets kind of fun. No longer are we Momaton and Dadaton tending to the needs of Newbornaton; we are . . . → Read More: Breastmilk, Straight From the Pump
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Disclaimer: Despite my nagging sense that this blog could come back to haunt me in a Miss Manners column, it’s a story that needs to be told. So rest assured: if you think one of the Don’ts below apply to you, it doesn’t. We loved your gift and treasure it deeply. As the holiday shopping season approaches . . . → Read More: Holiday Gift Ideas for Newborns; or It’s Adorable, and So Were the Other 10 We Received  3 comments  Nursery, Product Review, RocketBaby  baby, baby legwarmers, babylegs, bottle warmer, bummis, caldecott medal winners, cloth diapers, easy expression, gdiapers, gift ideas, gift suggestions, goodnight moon, grobag egg thermometer, handsfree pump bra, itzbeen, jez alborough, newborn, nursing bra, sleep sheep, stuffed animals, very hungry caterpillar, voice-activated crib light Congratulations! You’re a newparent. As with any newparent, you’re probably wondering how your development should progress. Here’s a general guide to week-and-month milestones through your first three months. Note: all newparents develop at their own rate, so you may not reach these milestones within the approximate timespan. If more than one or two days were spent . . . → Read More: Newparent Milestones: A Guide to The First Three Months  It’s October 1, folks, which means I am officially into my third month of maternity leave (it unexpectedly started July 27, a week early). August was a haze; September was a mad rush of a short vacation, family visits, and Fixing Up the Apartment. Halfway through September I decided to extend my maternity leave a month, . . . → Read More: Two months down, two to go.  When you live in a city, in a neighborhood with no parking, in a small apartment, and don’t own a car (or in my case, drive) transportation is always an issue. When you have a miniature Agent of Chaos living in your home, it becomes a major priority. Stroller today? Bring the carseat in case we . . . → Read More: Product Review: Moby Wrap; or, How To Get Kid A to Point B Sans SUV |
 
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