mooniebutt

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  1. 1. be a good mother
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    869 people
  2. 2. add children to our family
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    2 people
  3. 3. teach my baby sign language
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    85 people
  4. 4. Find Maya and bring her home
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    5 people
  5. 5. Write down the story of my daughter's birth
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    1 person
  6. 6. list three things every day that made me happy
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    442 people
  7. 7. lose one pound per week
    11 entries . 11 cheers
    5 people
  8. 8. take better care of myself
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    1,442 people
  9. 9. try 43 new restaurants
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    8 people
  10. 10. 7 baby steps to begin financial peace
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    1 person
  11. 11. List 100 MORE things that makes my Hokey HAPPY
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    1 person
  12. 12. Make a list of 40 things I want to do before turning 40
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    5 people
  13. 13. Make a list of 100 movie quotes
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    66 people
  14. 14. help and spread the word about stray and feral cats
    4 entries . 63 cheers
    1 person
  15. 15. Cheer people who have a "cat logo" just because...
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    2 people
  16. 16. Stop buying things tested on animals
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    33 people
  17. 17. Convince 43 people that seafood is just wrong
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    2 people
  18. 18. be creative and make cute stuff
    2 entries . 52 cheers
    14 people
  19. 19. hide 43 treasures
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    16 people
  20. 20. learn how to use all of my camera's features
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    14 people
  21. 21. Try 10 different recipes in my slow cooker
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    5 people
  22. 22. Keep up with memorabilia
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    1 person
  23. 23. Clean, Declutter and Orgainze
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    1 person
  24. 24. Create our own traditions and rituals
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    4 people
  25. 25. Make this Christmas magical
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    0 people
  26. 26. Meet with scary financial advisor
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    1 person

How I did it
How to take my daughter to see santa
It took me
6 days
It made me
sooo very jolly!


How to learn lullabies
It made me
smile


Recent entries
add children to our family (read all 20 entries…)
Bittybutt

It took us 22 months to finally conceive – 22 months! We went to infertility specialist and spent way too much money (but it didn’t work.) The whole time I knew there was nothing wrong with us (but why wasn’t it wasn’t working?) Thank God we stopped and we found a great acupuncturist (who is also a nurse and a life savor! don’t think we would’ve done it without her or at least not as fast) and with her advice we were pregnant in no time. It was simple and our doctors should have known. Thing is, we suspected and we asked the doctors several times but it was only the acupuncturist who confirmed what we were thinking. I took us 8 days to get pregnant after that!! I’m keeping this goal open because we may try for one more little butt. Oh! We’re due in January 2011. :)



be a good mother (read all 5 entries…)
What do growth charts mean?

Q: What do growth charts mean?

A: The infant growth chart contains information on the weight, length (height), and head circumference of babies throughout the United States at different ages, so your own baby’s measurements can be compared to theirs. There are different charts for boys and girls. Using the chart, your doctor might find that your son is in the 70th percentile for weight, for example, which means that 70 percent of male babies his age weigh less than he does and 30 percent weigh more. These numbers help your doctor keep tabs on your baby’s size. For many parents, growth charts become a source of anxiety — and competition with other parents — especially if their child is in the lower percentiles. “Don’t worry about a low or high percentile,” says pediatrician Romi Webster of Children’s Hospital Boston. “The most important thing is how your baby grows over time. If he’s small but growing at the appropriate rate, there’s usually no cause for concern.”

Seems quite simple but for some reason I tend to forget. Information from Baby Center.



be a good mother (read all 5 entries…)
The Discipline Tool Kit

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