The other night little L and I were playing Uno, his new favorite game. Imagine my surprise to see him calculating his way through the game after he had lost – counting whether he could finish all his cards if…
Category: Development
The most important investment we can make
Posted in Communication, Daycare, Development, Education, Pediatrics, Personal Tagged with: Childhood, early, education, learning, Montessori, natural history, school
My favorite sayings when it comes to my son
Once you have a two and a half year old, if he is speaking like mine he is forming complete sentences now. L combines words and ideas and is not only able to follow commands but also to instruct you.…
When you wish upon a sleep
Among challenges of changing work schedules, a busy spring with lots to do each week and each weekend, and my new penchant for patisserie thanks to the Bouchon Bakery Cookbook, my blog has suffered the loss of . . .…
Posted in Baby, Breast Feeding, Development Tagged with: breast feeding, cosleeping, nursing, sleep, weaning
Memories worth Remembering: It’s Always Time to be Thankful
Before I post this, let me relay that the irony of this post is that as I was writing it my website came crashing down – messed up, jumbled – before my very eyes. Anyway, it is now Monday afternoon…
Posted in Development, Personal Tagged with: baby, development, frustrations, medicine, NPR, stress, thankful, Thanskgiving, zoo
Making beautiful music together with your children
Prior to motherhood my time was spent often frequenting a variety of choral endeavours – musical theater at school and home, choirs, singing in the shower, karaoke bars – I’ve sung in many many different places and at one point…
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