Monthly Archives: July 2007

Goodbye dryer

Another laundry post. While we love the smell of the laundry, we do not love what the laundry has done to our house. Soggy onesies have taken over, thanks to our unhealthy fear of dryer shrinkage.

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All I smell and remember

It’s strange to think that Unilever, a massive multinational manufacturing corporation with over 200,000 employees and annual revenue around $50 billion, could establish one of the most personal and endearing memories that I have of my infant son. But yet, … Continue reading

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“Baby brain” prevention effort

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Warm = sleepy = happiness all around

After a week of grouchiness and refusal to sleep during the day, the boy was finally able to get me to understand what was wrong with him. Who knew that someone would want to be clothed in long sleeves and … Continue reading

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A tribute to church nursery types

I can spot them within minutes. They’re the ones that hold my baby, even while (gasp) standing up, with such ease and grace. They elicit coos and happy sleepiness. Their transfer techniques are impeccable–arms to arms, arms to crib, crib … Continue reading

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