I love lullabies. And I really love world lullabies, exploring different languages and styles of music. This is a little story about how I stumbled upon a really beautiful project by a Russian company which has been posting their work in youtube for more than 5 years now. When Little … Continue reading
Tomorrow is Father’s day, and I’ve been thinking about doing a post about my favorite dad for a while. I’ve been writing this post in my head for a couple of days already, and I didn’t want to have the day pass me by without setting my thoughts down in … Continue reading
Tiny A will be turning 10 months soon, and sleep training has been a very weird experience with him. Ever since he was very little he’s been bothered by too much noise, light and sound. Everything is very interesting to him, so he needs to almost be devoid of external … Continue reading
This past Tuesday Little Miss I and her Granny Janny went to a bakery to buy bagels (I did not make bagels last week… and if you read my previous post you’ll find out why). While they were there she saw a tray with apple hand pies, which caught her … Continue reading
About the Book Title: Prince Iggy and the Kingdom of Naysayer | Author: Aldo Fynn | Illustrator: Richie Vicencio | Publication Date: November 5,2013 | Publisher: Boa Press, LLC. | Pages: 156 | Recommended Ages: 8 to 12 Summary: All Iggy Rose wants is for the kids at the Naysayer … Continue reading
I feel I’ve neglected my blog this past week, despite the couple of posts I wrote… I’ve been just going crazy with life. Last Tuesday my Little Miss I turned 6, on Thursday my husband and I celebrated 10 years of marriage and then I had planned an insane themed … Continue reading
Tiny A has expanded his palate by leaps and bounds this past month! On our trek to baby solid food from 8 to 9 months has been the most fun and adventurous. Despite not having any teeth yet, he is doing the motions of chewing and can handle larger chunks … Continue reading
Here’s a recipe that’s been around in the family for a while with a little twist. It was also a great recipe for me during my time with the gestational diabetes, because it is packed with protein (meat), simple carbs (onion and tomato), complex carbs and fiber (beans). If you’re … Continue reading
Last Sunday we had another make-day with the girls, after a short hiatus. This time we moved away from fizzy things to address another mystery: the science of sound – or how string instruments work. Little Miss I has been in violin lessons for the past couple of months. She’s … Continue reading
Little Miss I came home the other day with a little story she wrote in her kindergarten class. She said that my blog had inspired her to write it, so I wanted to share both the story and the drawing she colored too. Hope you enjoy “The Giant Chocolate Chip … Continue reading
