October 2010
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Table for Three
Last weekend we went out for brunch on Sunday and it was the first time that Charlotte could sit in a high chair. She’s still such a mini that we had to stuff jackets and scarves between her and the back of the chair. I love love loved having her sit at the table with us.
We are officially now a ‘table for three, please’.
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Rocking Frog
Who needs a rocking horse when you having a rocking frog? Jen spotted this amazing toy on Gilt for a bargain price. I was blown away by the fantastic quality when it arrived last week.
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After a few months of slowly backing away from an online presence, almost to the point of shutting down my blog entirely (it was hanging by a thread for a little while), I was reminded this week of one of the main reasons that I blog.
The amazing people that I have met.
Today I’m having lunch with a good friend who I met through my blog
On Sunday I am going to one of my bestie’s...
Baby Care Journal
Regardless of whether or not you are a control freak, you need to know everything that goes on with your baby when you aren’t there. I had originally pulled together a binder with a home-made checklist that I asked our nanny to complete every day. It tells me things like how much Charlotte ate and when, when she had her naps, what activities she did, poopy diapers, any medications given,...
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Friday
I really love Fridays. And Saturdays and Sundays. But oh, Fridays. I can relax and just spend time with Charlotte without worrying about anything else.
Today we went to Central Park Zoo. It’s easily the smallest zoo I’ve ever been to which makes it absolutely perfect to bring small children. I bought a one year membership so that we can go all the time.
And then back home...
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Playdate
Charlotte went on a playdate with my friend Sherri’s baby boy in Central Park today.
What’s better than one baby in a swing? TWO BABIES IN A SWING!!!
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First Week of Work
Well…..I survived my first week of work!
A number of friends had told me that the anticipation was far worse than the actual going back. They were right. I was in floods of tears last week because I absolutely did not want to go back to work. I was completely distraught. When I also found out that I had to go on a business trip to Kansas City during my second week, the floodgates...
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