5 tips going out in public for parents of Multiples
Last weekend we decided to go apple picking. This was an ambitious plan. The orchards were 45 minutes away, so the entire expedition had to take place between lunch and afternoon naps.
Last weekend we decided to go apple picking. This was an ambitious plan. The orchards were 45 minutes away, so the entire expedition had to take place between lunch and afternoon naps.
I’ve had the amazing opportunity to chat with Melissa d’Arabian of Food Networks Ten Dollar Dinners on a few occasions and I’m a huge fan of not only her, but her recipes.
Recently one of my close friends told me she is expecting twins. She has done what we did, which is decide on a third child, and are going to end up with four instead.
Having twins doesn’t mean expectant parents have to register for two of everything. When I registered for my baby shower, I had a difficult time finding a guide to registering for twins.
Without doubt, the toddler years with your twins, triplets, or more will be full of laughter and amazement, not to mention CEO-level management.
Regardless of whether it’s for the first or fifty-first time, one can’t help but laugh while watching Clark Griswold and his family endlessly and hopelessly circle Big Ben and Parliament in National Lampoon’s European Vacation.
Are you planning a cross-country move or an extended road-trip? Here are some helpful tips for traveling with babies and toddlers–and remaining sane.
The Internet today is a far cry from what it was when I was growing up. I remember when AOL was what everyone had to have and the only connection available was dial-up.
I was unbelievably lucky to attend an advanced screening of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.
Seriously…who did I think I was before I had kids?