First time parents, new baby, no help - how to survive (part 3)
07 Nov
Today Emma is writing about Stage 3: 6 - 9 months
When Eric was 6 months old, we had another lot of visitors - Rob’s parents arrived from overseas and stayed with us for a month. This case was even tougher to handle than my mom - by 6 months I was a pro, knew exactly what my baby needed and was opposing to pretty much every advice they tried to offer.
How to buy practical baby clothes
17 Oct
Today Emma is writing about Stage 1: 0 - 3 months, Stage 2: 3 - 6 months, Stage 3: 6 - 9 months, Stage 4: 9 - 12 months
Did you notice how quickly they outgrow practically everything? I had a couple of months when I was shopping for baby clothes every other week - and I hate shopping.
So here is some tips I came up with to reduce the shopping and the hassle to the minimum:
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Totally agree… Our first child was very tough specially for me being a father, I was totally confused for the first 6-8 months before things seemed to click.
My second child though was completely different.. and this is purely down to experience..
Comment by Baby Prams Reviews — February 27, 2009 @ 6:31 pm