Posts by texmati

Sorry... I was writing when I was totally exhausted and frustrated. I know that I'm undermining myself in some ways-- my dh helps a lot; and he does take care of both the kids. But quite often he's doing 3 things at once-- dinner,...

Thank you all for your responses. I literally just crashed on friday, and my dh had to stop work early and take care of the kiddos. This past week has been better, but I still feel so tired all the time. And mentally just bored. I do...

What a neat question!   Quote: Originally Posted by crunchy_mommy  I am just curious on the variation in what people consider "reasonable" costs for items & services -- the cost that you would pay and feel...

I'm having such a hard day, and I don't know what to do. My kids will not sleep at the same time. From 6am to 11:30 pm one of them is up. My son is STTN, but my daughter will wake every few hours between 12am and 6 am.   I...

Quote: Originally Posted by elizaMM  I was alone in line at a department store sporting my "I make milk, what's your super power?" button on my purse.   "Are you a dairy farmer's wife?" asked a...

I love their ad campaign-- I've gotten positive bf feedback from the oddest places (my teenage cousins) since those ads came out. They also put out a CD-- 'sing to me' that has beautiful breastfeeding lullabyes.

ummm... i handwrite notes... in print. I barely learned cursive my self, and hope that my kids won't be spending time on it the future.

I agree with you, op, 3-6 months or a little more if you are a single income family.

Honestly, I feel carters it the best bang for your buck (especially with babies that will outgrow more than once a season). And to save money; we buy very few outfits and do laundry often. (For my son) For my daughter, we buy...

libman wonder mom. I love that it's not disposable, but I *can * buy a new mop head whenever one gets too grungy. And I can still mop without getting my hands dirty. My husband was in love with it the first time he mopped. Sooooo much...