At A.J.’s one year check-up last week I expected his pediatrician to say it was O.K. to turn his car seat to forward facing. Not so. She told us doctors now recommend keeping children rear-facing longer. Here are the new car seat guidelines. The American Academy of Pediatrics has new …
Read More »Losing the baby weight Part II
Webisode #2.3 How can busy moms find time to exercise with all the demands in their lives pulling us in different directions? Working out at home is one option. But it can be hard to pop in an exercise DVD when you have meals to prepare, a house to clean …
Read More »A.J.’s first steps at 10 months old and he videotapes it from a baby’s point of view
Being a stay at home mom has forced me to think outside the box like never before. In this video, I explain how I figured out a way to videotape my son A.J.’s first steps while we were home by ourselves. I don’t have any legitimate proof, but he may …
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Read More »Today Show: Personalized Gifts for Baby’s First Christmas
Baby's first Christmas. The phrase is weighed down by the pressure to make baby's first major holiday memorable and magnificent. I've already told you A.J. can expect one Christmas gift from me in a recent Morning Josephine post. The Today Show recently showcased some personalized gifts that are ideal for Christmas. I may consider them for A.J.'s first birthday in March. The story books that can be personalized to include your child's name will probably top my list.
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