Tristan’s fifth month begun with Christmas holidays. We had lovely time with our families. Tristan met Santa 🎅 and got too many presents 🎁
Our fourth month with Tristan
Sleep patterns is a word combination that describes our fourth month the most. Our huge purpose was to get Tristan sleep in his bed and for that I started putting him sleep in his bed during daytime as well. Eventually he managed to sleep 1,5-2 hours in his bed during daytime, but that lasted for only a half week or so. Continue reading “Our fourth month with Tristan”
Our third month with Tristan
It is true – some things get better in time! Our third month with Tristan has been the greatest so far. We are still struggling to teach him falling asleep in his bed and I know that there are tough times waiting us ahead, but right now I am totally enjoying everything.
Our second month with Tristan
By the beginning of his second month Tristan had learnt to hold his neck for about half up to one minute. Here is one of the first pictures where he is doing it pretty neatly:
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Carrying a baby
As a first-time Mom, I have just started discovering products for babies and toddlers. This post is about baby carriers.
Our first month with Tristan
We were happy to celebrate Tristan’s first month birthday a few days ago. Funny that this month passed as quickly as always but at the same time slowly as well.
How Tristan arrived in this World…
The day that our precious little Leo boy was born.
First I would mention that our due date was settled for 19th August, but I was expected to carry the child for a little longer as the midwife told. But well well well, on 18th August when me and my partner were about to set outselves to bedtime at 11pm, I started noticing regular contractions. Continue reading “How Tristan arrived in this World…”
Happy Mothers and Social Kids
At the moment I am all about getting ready to give birth and raise a child. Yet, I believe that the foundation of happy and functioning family life is that neither parent should not forget their needs and wishes as well. Ofcourse first months are more critical, but time makes its corrections and every family creates its own rhythm and method.
In her book “The 10 Habits of Happy Mothers” Meg Meeker, M.D. has made a list of what we should not forget while raising a child in purpose of happily balanced life. The short summary would be: Continue reading “Happy Mothers and Social Kids”
Vertical gardening
When living in city area, most of us probably do not have acres of land in our backyards or a huge apartment balcony. So the space shall be used wisely! Here is my version of small vertical gardening using much less space than traditional gardening would.
