Recent Baby Blog | Blogger Experience PostsPost-Baby Fitness On the Playground!by tedgar03 Nov 2009 11:02 PMToday, my daughter and I went to the playground. As I bounced on one of the pieces of equipment with her, I realized that I was getting a decent core workout, as long as I structured it right. Exercise was critical to me when my daughter was a baby. Oh Baby, It's Cold Outsideby tedgar24 Oct 2009 09:56 PMFor a first time parent, it can be a little scary to see the temperatures drop. Ok, maybe you're not shaking in your snow boots quite yet, but as October turns to November it starts to get cool around these parts. Enthusiasm is What Mattersby tedgar27 Sep 2009 10:48 PMI love this time of year. The air is getting cooler, the days are getting shorter, and the trees are beautiful. Just yesterday we headed out towards the local university in a wind storm, and we felt like we were in the middle of a red and yellow leafy wind tunnel. More Micro-Break Ideasby tedgar23 Sep 2009 12:01 AMAre you still looking for a break? When you have a new baby, it can be hard to feel rested, refreshed, and centered. I can't help you with the sleep or the scattered brains, but there are ways to center yourself and have calmer, happier days with a baby. Adventures in Sleep Training (Day 18)by Kimmama16 Sep 2009 05:43 PMOur house is now extremely peaceful at night. The last time I updated on our sleep training adventures, my son was still crying at bed time. I am happy to report that each night at 6:45pm, my son goes down in his crib very sleepy yet awake, and he goes to sleep without shedding a single tear. Keeping Baby Warmby tedgar31 Aug 2009 11:26 PMMy daughter is four. Every night after she goes to sleep, she thrashes around in bed. She kicks her covers off. Some time in the middle of the night, I throw the covers over her again because she is searching for them - she's cold. Keeping moderately warm helps her sleep better. Adventures in Sleep Training (Day 2)by Kimmama31 Aug 2009 09:09 PMEighteen minutes. That is how long it took my little guy to fall asleep tonight. When I first decided to teach my son how to fall asleep by himself, I was fully prepared to wait an hour or more. I'm so glad this has not been the case so far. Surviving Sleep Deprivationby tedgar30 Aug 2009 11:36 PMYou have a baby. Your baby does not sleep. This might be because he's teething, or he has colic or reflux. Or perhaps he is just simply a baby, and one who does not sleep. Adventures in Sleep Training (Day 1)by Kimmama30 Aug 2009 07:32 PMAt 8:18pm my husband put our overtired baby in his crib. It's 8:35, and he's still crying intermittently. Over the past few weeks, our nearly five-month-old son has clearly transformed from an infant with regular naps to a baby who wants nothing more than to play all day. Accepting Sleep Deprivationby tedgar29 Aug 2009 11:04 PMI'm a sleep deprivation expert. I'm fully credentialed, having slept less than one hour at a time for months when my daughter was a baby. Yes, less than one hour at a time. That was when she was teething, and she seemed to be teething all of the time. Recent Blog Comments drnewmom says... "I received all our BE DVDs as gifts." redhead31293 says... "Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me or give me their opinion." In Help! What Do I Feed My Baby? -The What ,When, and How Much of Solids |
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