Posts Tagged ‘Babble Blogging’

The hell that is a colicky baby

Baby G is VERY, VERY fussy, and I’m looking for some good advice in my latest Babble blog post on how I can help her feel better. Please go chime in if you have any great ideas. I’m feeling rather desperate.

 

Did you hear the one about the lactivist who isn’t nursing her own baby?

Read all about it over in my latest Babble blog post.

 

My baby is channeling her inner Lionel Richie

Baby G likes to party all night long – something that makes me a little nervous as I prepare to return to my job from maternity leave – and that’s what I’m blogging about over at Babble.

 

Easing out of the family bed

Three year old C spent the first night ever in her own bed last night. That’s a biggie! And that’s what I am blogging about over at Babble today.

bedtime

 

Have I lost my working mother mojo?

That’s what I am pondering in my latest post over at my Babble blog.

 

Baby G’s birth story

I’ve finally gotten around to writing up G’s birth story, and it’s posted over at my Babble blog.

 

I am now officially a mommyblogger

I’ve been blogging about being a mother for oh, about eight years now. Maybe closer to nine years. So you would think that I would have earned my official mommyblogger badge by now. But I haven’t. Why? Because there is one iconic mom-blog topic that I’ve never written about…’til now.

But here goes.

 

New baby = big adjustments for the toddler

C has had a lot of major, very stressful and confusing changes in her life recently to which she’s now adjusting, and that’s what I am blogging about over at Babble tonight.

 

Parenting, denial and acceptance

In my latest post at Babble, I am taking a hard look at my inability to see clearly or soon enough that my child had a serious problem that required serious attention.

 

Losing one child while welcoming another – it’s complicated

I am trying to figure out how to grieve Henry, my first baby while still opening my heart to the new baby who will join our family in only 3.5 weeks. It’s a complicated tangle of emotions, as I wrote in my latest blog post over at Babble.