BlogTesting, Testing...Early learning put poetically
I set about writing a blog about early learning – what to teach one’s children and when. Turns out I don’t have the answers....
Letting Go of NoI’m a firm believer in boundaries. With a background in education, I understand how necessary they are for children’s safety and also for their sense of security. I’ve never been afraid to say no, and I try to make sure that when I say no I mean NO...
Allergy Angst
Angst isn’t a big enough word. Anguish? Anxiety? Fear? Sorrow? A lot of words come to mind when thinking about what my son’s life threatening allergies mean to me. After five years, I can finally add Hope to the list... by Mihiri Udabage
Lactose-Free ZoneSince I was 12 I have battled with food and environmental allergies and intolerances. I remember when I was pregnant thinking wryly that I would probably pass this on to my child. I did... by Johanna Baker-Dowdell
Allergy Aware
Sleeping like a baby
There was a time in my life as a mother when a good night’s sleep became an illusion. I spent almost three years praying for and dreaming about a seven hour stretch of uninterrupted sleep... by Ghania Dib
Seriously sleep deprived
A couple of weeks ago it was plastered all over the net: mummy-brain doesn’t exist... But if you ask me, we’ll still be hearing each other say, “Sorry, I’ve got mummy-brain...” or “I’m such a preg-head!” by Catherine Oehlman
Lullabies for baby
When Noah was a baby he was a terrible sleeper. He needed tools to get to sleep (his dummy and red wrap) - and that was after we’d paced the floors of our house for what seemed like hours... by Johanna Baker-Dowdell
Teeny-agers
Take one sweet baby girl. Dress her softly with ribbons and bows and mary-jane shoes. Make the most of it because... it’s all over when she reaches size 2. Then, apparently, we hit preteen fashion. When did we decide to skip childhood and fast track our babes from tots to teens? by Catherine Oehlman
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