We’ve done quite a few experiments since Emma was born. From trying to get rid of hiccups to getting poop stains out of clothes. Here’s what works and what doesn’t… HICCUPS * Take her outside, then bring her back in. The change in air temperature will make the
Since both Braden and I work in analytics it should be no surprise that Emma’s every input and output is being recorded. I got this awesome app for my phone where I can keep track of her sleeping, feedings, diapers plus all her growth information. Its interesting to see
I love when Emma gets a good night’s sleep. Not just because that means I get a good night’s sleep… but because this is what I get to wake0/IMG_1712-768x1024.jpg)](/content/images0/IMG_1714-768x1024.jpg)](/content/images0/IMG_1716-768x1024.jpg)](/content/images0/IMG_1717-768x1024.jpg)](/content/
This weekend we packed Emma into the car and headed up to Orlando to visit some friends. This was our second overnight trip out of town, and we hoped the travel would be as good as our trip to Texas. We also had our fingers crossed that she wouldn’t
Gimmick? Maybe. I stumbled upon this through all my extensive baby reading. The premise of the Wonder Weeks is that babies go through physical growth spurts, but also mental and developmental growth spurts ( or leaps ). During this time they are extra clingy, fussy and their sleep may be all over
Now that Emma is much bigger we decided to try out some new things this week. ( 1 ) I’ve been trying to lay her on her stomach a few times a day, but she really hates it. This week she started to hold her head up much better so she
Our little swaddle ninja this morning. Doesn’t matter how well she is swaddled. She always manages to get at least one arm out. She’ll work at it for a while, grunting and straini0/DSC_0211-1024x680.jpg)](/content/images/2013/10/DSC_0211.jpg)
Could be that she had a busy day yesterday meeting people at work. Or that she didn’t really nap very good the last two days. Or that we moved her to a new nighttime sleeping location in preparation for moving her to the crib at night ( insert sad face
When Emma was born pretty much everyone said she looked like me. I never saw it. Now we get a mix – some people say she looks like me, some people say she looks like Braden. I still don’t see it. Here are the thre6.25.21-PM-1024x386.png)](/content/images/
At the first pediatrician visit she scared me into thinking Emma wasn’t getting enough food, and therefore wasn’t gaining enough weight. This lead to us going every two weeks to get her weight checked at the doctor’s office up until she was 8 weeks. For peace of
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