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How to travel comfortably with a toddler

Going on a trip with your toddler can be an exhilarating adventure, allowing you to introduce them to great experiences and help you create memories you will cherish forever. However, from packing to getting on the road or onto a plane, you will definitely find yourself managing tantrums and applying patience. Whether you’re visiting family in a distant country or going on a weekend trip, there are some tips and tricks you can apply so you can have an enjoyable time with your toddler. Here are a few. 

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March 21, 2024 by
Food, Motherhood

Lunchbox containers: My top picks

This weekend, between going to Comic Con and enjoying my last mind-numbing late night Netflix moments before Georgie starts school, I did some research on lunchbox containers. I’ve been telling myself I should get Georgie a really good one since last year but I haven’t been able to make up my mind. Take a look at my top picks and tell me what you think.

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September 6, 2017 by
let's play, Motherhood

BABYCUP- First Cups for little teeth

When I first saw what was in the little package we had received for James, I laughed. As if, I thought to myself, there was the slightest chance my rascal of a 14-month old would hold a cup with water AND drink from it nonetheless. Well, let me tell you, I love it when I’m totally and completely wrong about something!

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September 1, 2017 by
Food, Motherhood

What I feed my one year old

Ah, the eating chapter. There are days when it tires me to my core. James is a completely unpredictable and fussy eater. One day he wants to feed himself the next day he screams bloody murder when I put a slice of avocado in front of him. He’s also slim for his age but of course that’s because he’s too busy burning off whatever he does actually eat. So I’ve had to do some homework and find tasty treats and combinations that he likes. Here’s what’s working with James lately. 

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June 27, 2017 by
Motherhood

Five ways to manage your child’s behavior

Last week, one of Georgie’s teachers almost made me cry. It was during a parent-teacher meeting, the second this year. Let me just say that Georgie is in preschool so these types of meetings are short and sweet, addressing basic issues; weaknesses such as not writing in a straight line and confusing numbers 6 and 9 and strengths such as good communication and independence.

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