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Tag Archives: toddler
Diaper doldrums
It’s been 7 months since I wrote about Sir’s potty learning progress. At that time, it seemed like we were very close to being completely, truly diaper-free! In addition to a few months of daytime dryness under his belt, Sir … Continue reading
Sir speaks
In the last four months, Gabriel has made huge progress in the speech and language department. The changes started in mid-December (just shy of 2 1/2 years old), when his vocabulary really took off — all of the sudden he … Continue reading
Toy bicycle preview
Shhhhhh . . . don’t tell Pookie, but the toy bicycles I ordered for him arrived. While I’m excited for him to begin playing with them (and thus address his utter lack of toy bicycles), the kid doesn’t have any … Continue reading
Raising a foodie toddler
In response to yesterday’s meal post, a friend asked, “Does your son eat all of these recipes?” It was a great question, and I want to share (and elaborate on) my reply. As a note, I conducted childhood obesity research … Continue reading
Terrible twos?
Don’t let that sweet smile fool you . . . . . . this little guy’s been putting me through the wringer for the last five weeks. We’re still some months away from the two year mark, but why be … Continue reading