Posts by ALittleBitCrunchy

We average under $5 for dinner. There are 4 of us (39, 37, 8, 6) and we typically spend $200-250 a month on groceries. It's a lot of cooking from scratch - we spent much much more when we were eating convenience foods!

My dd is 6, almost 7. She's 4'4" and weighs 71 pounds.

My daughter (Type 1 diabetic) wears one on her left wrist 24x7 and has for 4 years. Have you tried different styles to see if you can find one that is more comfortable or less obvious? We really like the ID on Me ones -...

Mine were probably 2, maybe 3, when computer games started. At 8 and 6 they can go online, find the right bookmarks or type in the site they want, etc. They both play games online and on the computer and have been for years. Right now...

Oops - added myself to the list and then forgot to check back! I'm on day 18 and have lost 18 pounds. My goal is 40 in 40 so I'm really happy. I would be further ahead but I sabotaged myself last weekend and it took 5 days to get back...

Hi everyone! I'm a newbie, just introducing myself. *waves* I'm currently on day two of VLCD. I'm doing homeopathic drops for the hCG. So far, it's going well. Bad headache last night but an aspirin cleared it up. Everything else...

0-1, definitely harder. When DD came along, we had to pack more things, do more laundry, etc...but there was nothing actually new to do. There was just one more little person to include. 0-1, though...huge life change. Childcare, work...

I use the Lock 'n Lock bread boxes and love them! I bought them on Amazon. I tried non-plastic options first but didn't have much luck. These have worked really well.

I use librarything and like it. I need to check out goodreads, apparently!

Oh, and I agree with the previous poster about the tv option for non-napping kids. Both of mine had given up naps by the age of two. We were able to work out options to keep them entertained but having a tv for them to watch while other...