Do you have a Primrose and a Goddard school about equally close to your house?
Heard good things about both of them?
Having trouble deciding which one is better for your child?
Choosing the right daycare or preschool can be a really important, and difficult, decision to make. Especially with so many options.
Teaching another tiny human being how to go to the bathroom is a daunting task.
When that human doesn’t have the same peeing mechanics as you do, AND you’re on your own…
… oh boy.
It can be a seriously intimidating job.
When I first found out how many people ask or wonder about this question, I was stunned:
Do babies have gills in the womb?
They can’t be serious, right?
But the more I thought about it, the more the question made sense. After all, babies need oxygen, and while in the womb they’re submerged in amniotic fluid.
So how do they breathe?
Setting up the nursery before baby comes can be really exciting.
In theory.
When it comes down to actually painting the walls, shopping for furniture like swings and dressers, choosing a baby monitor, and assembling the crib, you might start to wonder what you got yourself into.
Like any home improvement project, designing and building a nursery can take a lot of time!
As a short parent myself, I feel your pain.
I’m about 5′ 5″, and I already know the frustration of cribs, strollers, and other baby gear that just aren’t built for me.
When it comes to strollers, there’s nothing worse than a model that’s too tall for your frame.
Pushing your baby around for long stretches should be comfortable, not torture! When the handlebars are too high, it definitely feels like the latter.
Car safety technology has come a LONG way.