The magnet ribbon on my CRV says "Support our troops, Bring them home." What does your's say?
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Josie: 4 months old, 17 lbs 9 oz, 26 inches long. That's <97th percentile.
Matthew: 3 years old, 35 lbs 5 oz, 3ft 4in tall. He's around the 80th percentile now.
No wonder my shoulders hurt! Add in the weight of the infant carrier, and I'm lugging around close to 20 pounds all the time. I hope she learns how to sit up by herself soon, then she can graduate to the bigger car seat.
Fifteen minutes can change the world. I shouldn't be able to remember what I was doing 5 years ago today, but I do.
In the 15 minutes it took me to drive to work that day, horrific acts of terror were commited to our country. When I got to my place of employment, I found most of my co-workers in the kitchen area gathered around a 13-inch tv, and we watched in horror as the two buildings that housed our home offices collapse. My company lost over 300 employees that day, because they worked on the floors that the first airplane hit. Those that worked in the second tower were able to evacuate before the second plane hit.
Five years later, we still haven't caught the man responsible for these acts of terror, even though he's 6'5", Arabic, and needs dialysis on a regular basis.
For anyone outside of the US that reads this blog: I'm sorry the man that claims the presidency of the United States (Governor Bush) is a complete asshat. Please know that not every American agrees with him or his oil/war-loving buddies.
yesterday, 5/7 sucessfull potties in the toilet! today, we're 4/4 with a POOP in the TOILET!
I think he's got it!
Was my child potty-trained in 3 days? Depends. If you count potty training as the ability to recognize when you need to potty, then, yes, he's potty trained.
However, this is the child that REFUSED to talk until he was almost 3 years old. I really didn't expect him to completely abandon playing to go potty on the 4th day, and he didn't. Tomorrow, he gets no tv at all until after he goes potty, otherwise, I'll have another mess.
You know how they always say to have no reaction when they mess? That doesn't work with my child, AT ALL. I didn't spank him, if that's what you're thinking, but he is quite aware of how upset mommy is when he wets himself now. And we've had two successful trips to the toilet since!
I'll be very glad when we get to the point where we can go out in public without a mess. If we reach that point within a week, I'll be very, very happy.
End of Day 2, we're batting 500. Not too bad, considering yesterday he didn't make it to the toilet at all.
Everyone is exhausted, that's for sure, I'll be glad when it's done.
Seeing as how this is a three-day weekend, and Keith would be home to help, we decided to potty-train the 3-yr old, who has shown absolutely no interest in using the toilet.
What does having a 3-day weekend have to do with potty training? you ask.
Well, I'm doing the 3 day potty training method, so all the stress of potty training is over after 3 days. Sounds good to me.
What are we doing with our extra time this weekend?
Potty training Matthew.
We're using this method, I'll let you know how it goes on Monday.
