Over chol hamoed Sukkot, my 5th baby was born. Mazal tov! It’s a girl! She was 8 lb 10 oz and healthy.
Tag: mommyhood
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Travel with kids: part 2 (short trips: your in-vehicle kit)
With the season of travel coming up, going places with the kids is on my mind. If you missed it, here are the links for the traveling with kids series. Check out part 1 (airplane travel), part 2 (your in-vehicle bag), part 3 (packing), part 4 (while you’re gone and making unpacking easy), part 5 (safety), and part 6 (away …
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Traveling with kids (part 1: air travel)
With vacation and trips coming up, I thought to gather some tricks, tips, and products that will help. As you may remember, I travel regularly with my 4 young kids, including many different countries and continents – this summer, we’re looking at at least 3 countries in addition to the one we live in (and …
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Waterbottles – an awesome company recommendation!
Remember way back when, when I wrote about how we keep everyone hydrated with reusable water bottles? This picture is from our table. We’ve since added another one, since my 16 month old can manage the bottle and likes her own. I really, really liked these bottles even then. But these camelbak bottles were starting …
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Letting kids work in their own time
I wrote this post earlier this spring, before our move, and just came upon it again. … My family likes to ride their bikes. Well, make that the adults. And the younger kids like to be toted along on bikes in seats or a trailer. And my 5 year old likes to ride his bike …
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