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How to Survive the First Year of Motherhood -- Part V
by elisabeth reid
Okay, so you've managed to take a shower - sort of (next time you'll get all the shampoo out). You're dressed and you've put on a little make-up. You've even faced the car seat (it's getting easier and the... published 5 weeks ago
Inexpensive Mother's Day Gifts She'll Love
by elisabeth reid
Whether it's the first time or the 50th, the question is always there...what to do for her for Mother's Day: something that shows how much you care and appreciate everything she does -- without breaking the... published 5 weeks ago
How to Survive the First Year of Motherhood -- Part IV
by elisabeth reid
A transient, expensive and heavy object and, by the end of the year you usually won't even carry unless it's to the movies or the zoo and, by that time, it'll be filled with everything under the sun....except... published 6 weeks ago
How to Survive the First Year of Motherhood -- Part III
by elisabeth reid
Things are starting to fall into place and you're even settling into a routine. Granted it's still an unfamiliar routine but that takes time, right? Things may be a little chaotic and unpredictable, what with... published 6 weeks ago
Jokes -- The Funniest Joke Ever Told
by elisabeth reid
joke: jok NOUN: 1. Something said or done to evoke laughter or amusement, especially an amusing story with a punch line. 2. A mischievous trick; a prank. 3. An amusing or ludicrous incident or situation. 4.... published 2 months ago
Teenaged Drivers
by elisabeth reid
Put down your coffee cup, swallow that sip of juice. Sit down and brace yourself, I've got news that's going to knock your socks off. The best drivers on the road, bar none, are between the ages of sixteen... published 2 months ago
Summertime Blues
by elisabeth reid
It's a beautiful word, isn't it? I used to think that, too. Go ahead, say it: "Summer". It even feels beautiful, soft and sibilant, rolling off the tongue like a drop of water rolling off a leaf.... published 2 months ago
Children at Risk -- Falling Through the Cracks
by elisabeth reid
Born in a hospital in the then Soviet Union, Kevin was promptly abandoned by his biological mother and subsequently shipped off to an over-crowded, under-staffed orphanage. Left to fend for himself, without... published 2 months ago
Small Consolations -- Waiting Out the Phases of Childhood
by elisabeth reid
It starts early. Before the baby is even born, when you're in the throes of baby showers and obstetrician appointments and shopping for things that you've been told you're going to need. You wander around the... published 2 months ago
How to Survive the First Year of Motherhood, Part II
by elisabeth reid
"Home". It seems simple enough, doesn't it? You've gotten everything packed - you did remember all the samples, didn't you? Great! You've taken care of all the paperwork - you've filled out forms and signed... published 2 months ago










