This is my new favorite shirt (runs big!).
Better, fluffier scrambled eggs. (I disagree with the nonstick. Extra butter does the trick! But number 5, definitely.)
No doubt you’ve alllllll heard of this by now but it was a game CHANGER for Parker in the pool these past few weeks. Like an extra set of reeeeeally reliable hands.
Yum. Ten homemade popsicle recipes. The watermelon lime one looks deeeelish.
I shared this amazing article on breastfeeding a few weeks ago on my Facebook page, but it’s too good not to share here too.
Since it’s the fourth, we’ll probably see a lot of those sparkler writing pictures. Here’s how to join the masses and do them yourself if you don’t already know. Hashtag sparkler hashtag fourthofJuly hashtag ‘Merica.
Also, fourth of July pajamas that look really comfy.
That’s all, folks. See you back here next week!
The lifeguard in me feels super compelled to mention that you should not use any sort of flotation device in a body of water unless it has the Coast Guard seal of approval somewhere on the product (Amazon says the product you listed had that, so that's great). If it has that, then that means it will not only keep your child afloat, but it will also keep your child afloat in a matter where his or her head will be out of the water. Not every flotation device guarantees that. Water wings are the worst thing ever invented; I saved so many kids whose water wings had slipped off and parents weren't paying attention because "they had their floaties!"
Puddle jumpers are coast guard approved and have their seal of approval. They are waaay safer than water wings.
The only reason why they recommend stretching the feeding times is because it gives mother a break. Also, I do not want to get my baby used being soothed only with the breast. I never put the baby on the boob as he started to fuss – I tried to look for cues of what he wanted. I think it's reasonable to teach the baby to learn and manage the hunger
Happy Medley
Wow 9 hours, well at least you had some music 😉
Due to a heat wave in germany (without a holiday), we intend to keep it low key as well spending our time lying in the garden with blueberries, virgin margarita and some books close at hand.
I really liked the article on breastfeeding and the conpect of consent, thanks for sharing both of them.
Have a great fourth of July weekend!
We got my 3 year old a puddle jumper and she's all, "Now I know how to swim" Ha ha. She loves the independence of moving through the water without any assistance from us. Just have to watch that she doesn't jump in without it or her newfound confidence will be obliterated.
The consent cartoons are brilliant.
Happy 4th of July!! And seriously- who can not linger at Cracker Barrel??
🙂 Rebecca
That breastfeeding article is spot on! So happy I followed my baby's…and body's cues 🙂
This may be my favorite of your quick takes. 🙂
1. That rape illustration article is absolutely fantastic; I've never seen something like that before!
2. I love the breastfeeding article. I fed my son completely on demand, sometimes every 30-40 minutes despite everyone telling me it was "wrong." One added benefit was that he would fill up so much during the day, he'd sleep 5+ hours a night starting the first week!
3. And those 4th of July PJs – SO CUTE. Wish I read this prior to the 4th, so I could have worn them that day. 🙂
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