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At home insemination I had a dog in the ’80s named Bella. She was a mix of Border Collie and who knows what else, and she was my world. As an only child, I viewed her as my confidante and sibling rolled into one. Memories of Bella During the summer months, my parents would let…

At home insemination Recently, I bumped into a friend who had just welcomed a new baby. She looked incredible, with seemingly no trace of the baby weight left. “What’s your secret?” I inquired, unable to hide my jealousy. “Oh, it’s simple,” she replied. “Chasing after my toddler and the newborn keeps me active, and I…

At home insemination Before I became a parent, I was led to believe by the Blissed-Out Organization of Breastfeeders that nursing would be a straightforward and easy process. The assumptions were that breastfeeding is painless, that babies are always cooperative, and that every mother can effortlessly nurse while multitasking—whether it’s cooking dinner or typing with…

At home insemination My children seem to have an insatiable appetite for snacks, demanding them at all hours, day or night. They haven’t quite grasped that breakfast happens in the morning, but they’ve certainly embraced the idea that snacks can be enjoyed at any point throughout the day. Here are 10 moments—though there are certainly…

The remnants of snacks at the bottom of the highchair? I like to think of them as “appetizers.” Those old French fries lodged in the car seat? They’re actually baby toys! And let’s be honest, this is all part of the important “don’t rummage for snacks while driving” initiative. Safety first! That stray pair of…

At home insemination Brooklyn Decker’s inaugural flight away from her baby didn’t go quite as planned. While traveling with a little one can be a challenge, flying solo from your child could be even trickier. The actress and model found this out the hard way during her first trip without her infant, live-tweeting each frustrating…