by phdinparenting on December 26, 2009
Over the course of any given day, I get many glimpses into how other people parent their children. But those moments in time, those little peeks, are nothing compared with being in an all-inclusive child-friendly resort for a week with a ton of other families. We recently returned from a week-long vacation in Cuba. It [...]
by phdinparenting on February 19, 2009
Photo Credit: My friend Derek
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by phdinparenting on June 12, 2008
We just returned from a month in Europe, seeing friends and family, touring small villages, hiking in the mountains, going to the beach. But it wasn’t really a vacation. At least not what I used to call a vacation. When I looked up the definition of a vacation in various dictionaries, there are invariably two [...]
by phdinparenting on June 7, 2008
We are a family that likes to travel. Travelling with one infant was always easy. He slept with us and even a double bed would do for the three of us in a pinch, so pretty much any standard hotel room would do. Now with two kids, finding an appropriate hotel is a bigger challenge. [...]
by phdinparenting on June 2, 2008
We spent the day walking around Barcelona today and I’m tired, so I’ll make this short and to the point. I nursed my daughter today in my EllaRoo Mei Tai at La Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona. How cool is that?
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by phdinparenting on May 30, 2008
My son has a cough. It wakes him up from time to time, but for the most part he just keeps sleeping. The problem is, it keeps me and my husband awake. And it wakes up my daughter, who I then have to get back to sleep.
We are currently on vacation, so all four of [...]
by phdinparenting on May 29, 2008
There are many reasons to love France. Great wines and cheeses. Beautiful villages. Plentiful arts and culture. There are also many reasons to hate it. Public toilets that are rarely clean, rarely have toilet paper and rarely have toilet seats. People that let their dogs poo wherever they like and don’t pick up after them. [...]
by phdinparenting on May 28, 2008
Be forewarned before you invite me to your home that I am a horrible houseguest now that I have children. If you enjoy my company and the company of my family and are willing to put up with us, by all means invite us over. But please understand that I will not live up to [...]
