When Autumn was a little baby, I saw these interview questions going around on parenting blogs. I looked forward to the day I’d be able to ask her and find out her cute answers. As she’s just had her 3rd birthday, she is now at that age where I can have a good conversation with her and ask them! I was quite surprised by some of her answers.
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Road Tripping With Toddlers: How To Avoid Disaster
Collaborative Post¦ Road tripping with toddlers can go one of two ways: it can be a wonderful family bonding session, or it can be a nightmare come to life with never ending screaming and crying. By ensuring you know how to avoid disaster before you set off, you can survive your next road trip with your toddler or toddlers. These tips will even help older kids, but you may need to alter them a little. Take a look and see what you can do:
Celebrating Autumn’s 3rd Birthday
It has been an absolutely crazy few weeks in our household. Work has been busy, there have been lots of birthdays, I went to BlogOn and we went on holiday. It actually feels quite strange having time to sit down and write something for the blog. As I write, Autumn is playing with her Paw Patrol look out tower, acting like the vloggers she watches playing with toys on YouTube! It’s amazing how quickly we’ve got to this point; it feels like she’s grown so fast. She was around 4 months old when I started the blog, and now we’ve just celebrated her 3rd birthday.
Five Reasons Why Your Baby Might Be Crying
Collaborative Post¦ Even the calmest and most content of babies will cry at some point. It is the only way that they can communicate as they do not know how to tell you what is wrong or what they need. There are all sorts of reasons why babies cry, and it can be extremely stressful and frustrating trying to work out the cause, but eventually, you will begin to recognise some of the other signs that go with the crying. Here, we will look at a few of the most common reasons and what other signs to look out for.
Funny things my 2 year old says
We’re celebrating Autumn’s 3rd birthday over the next week. With that in mind, I’ve been thinking over the last year. It’s gone so fast and she’s grown so much. One of the things that has developed the most is her speech. We’ve gone from fairly simple sentences to full blown conversation. Some of the things she comes out with are so funny. Here are some quotes from her as a 2 year old.