Too many posts to handle? If you missed out on a great post from last month, here’s a quick digest of the top posts that you may want to check out:
- Cast Your Vote for Extra Hourdinary Parenting!
Posted on Sunday, March 1st, 2009 in Extra (Hour)dinary Parenting site news – Comments: (0)StartUpNation is hosting a competition recognizing the Leading Moms in Business for 2009. It is a ranking focused on women who work as moms, run families, and run businesses all at the same time. You can vote once a day until the end of March. So if you like what we do here and are so inclined, Vote for EHParenting!We’d really appreciate it!
- Grandparents, Grandchildren Tip #5: Equality
Posted on Saturday, March 7th, 2009 in grandparents grandchildren – Comments: (1)Image by freeparking via Flickr This week’s Grandparents, Grandchildren tip deals with situations where you have more than one grandchild. Grandparent blogger SSM advises “Grandparents should make a concerted effort to treat all their grandchildren equally. If you have always hoped for a granddaughter or grandson, or if you are closer to your daughter than your daughter-in-law, those feelings can influence the way you feel about your grandchildren without you realizing it.
- Monday Morning Memo #14: Top Ten Ways to Develop Musical Ability in Your Child
Posted on Wednesday, March 11th, 2009 in Monday Morning Memo Top 10 Parenting Tips – Comments: (1)Image via Wikipedia1. Use the one finger rule: a child under one year of age can easily be allowed to play with almost any instrument using the “only touch with one finger” rule. Establish this rule early and you won’t have to fight about it later.2. Know when to make exceptions to the one finger rule: banging on the piano with both hands is sort of a part of childhood.
- Pregnancy Day by Day Tip #9: How to Trick Out Your Baby’s Crib
Posted on Saturday, March 21st, 2009 in day by day pregnancy – Comments: (1)Image by *spud* via Flickr One of our “things we did right” was to create a nursery and a crib that our son finds interesting and worth his time. This results in a lot of extra sleep for us, as he is often willing to play himself back to sleep in the middle of the night and play quietly for a while in the mornings.
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