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I'm a mama of two small boys. Join along as I share some of our daily adventures of a little bit of everything. You can contact me at lindsayrobin [at] gmail [dot] com.
Interests: family time, cooking, skiing, traveling, reading, nursing, hiking with our dog
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I Wanna Be a Snowmama
The other day I submitted an application to be a Snow Mama in Park City, Utah. What is a Snow Mama, you might ask? Well, it's a mama who likes to ski, snowboard and do other fun things with her kids and talk about it with other parents. It's essentially a parent Ambassador or go-to person for other parents who are thinking about traveling. We all know that traveling with kids, especially small ones, can be stressful, so I think this is a great way for the resort to reach out to parents who are thinking of paying a visit... Continue reading
Posted Oct 17, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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First Day of Work
Posted Oct 5, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Wordless Wednesday: Corndogs and Cowboys
Posted Sep 14, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Thanks for the comments -- Andi, Gretchen and Ginna. You two with kids who have food allergies have a really good outlook on the situation, and it seems as the kids get older, the more they can protect themselves. But still, Im sure its a little scary as a parent. Gretch, Ill check out the article. I dont know if youve seen my update, but as it turns out, the only allergies we have to really worry about are egg and peanut, which makes life a little easier. The no soy or dairy was going to be tough! Glad to hear I wasnt too offensive. L
Food Allergies
UPDATE: I called up the director of the preschool to confirm these food allergies to dairy, soy, egg, peanuts and tree nuts. As it turns out, Luke's teacher misunderstood "the memo" and the only restrictions we really have to make are peanut and eggs. The child has an allergy to the others, bu...
Andi, thanks for sharing, especially since you have firsthand experience with food allergies as a parent. Again, I hope I wasnt offensive in my post. I totally agree with you about peanuts. I have no problem giving those up because I know the dangers of being near those. And I hear you about kids leaving their food lying around. Luke will be in the 1-2 yr old class and that age group is so curious and gets into everything, so I imagine they have to be extra precautionary. It sounds like you know a lot about this stuff, I appreciate your input. Did Hazel have a reaction or was she okay? And did you find out about her allergy through an allergy test? Just curious... :)
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Food Allergies
UPDATE: I called up the director of the preschool to confirm these food allergies to dairy, soy, egg, peanuts and tree nuts. As it turns out, Luke's teacher misunderstood "the memo" and the only restrictions we really have to make are peanut and eggs. The child has an allergy to the others, bu...
Food Allergies
Posted Aug 26, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Wordless Wednesday: Look At These Curls
Posted Aug 25, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Oh, how could I forget THAT one? Good idea. Where are you on the sleep deprivation/crazy index today?
Update From the Cornfields
For those of you who have been waiting for the next Be Nice to Mama post, I didn't want you to think my family and I had been swallowed up by a massive combine in one of the cornfields nearby. I have been blog-negligent. Apologies. The house is pretty much un-packed and we are ready to roll...
Update From the Cornfields
Posted Aug 10, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Wordless Wednesday - Cape Cod Wedding
Posted Jul 27, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Army of Women: Breast Cancer Research Needs You
Posted Jul 26, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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The Perfect Solution for a Snotty Nose
Posted Jul 19, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Wordless Wednesday: Shit My Kids Ruined
I'm sure most of you have seen the site Shit My Kids Ruined. It's a collection of hilarious photos that (mostly) parents have sent in to a blog, showing the massive destructive forces of their children. On a whim, The Husband sent one if of our older guy and back in May they posted it. We just recently discovered it. (Since it's a picture I'm going to categorize this post with Wordless Wednesday -- eventhough there is a lot of verbage.) Continue reading
Posted Jul 14, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Cornfields and Adult Baggage
Posted Jul 13, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Wordless Wednesday: Lukie Dukie
Posted Jul 7, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Happy Anniversary
Posted Jun 28, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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I agree. As women, fathers contribute so much to a womans sense of confidence. Those dads that teach us to value our own opinion and the power of our minds help us to become strong, self-assured women. Your dad is definitely a winner :) At this point, hes pretty much an expert at raising intelligent, confident and beautiful women. xo
Happy Belated Father's Day
Off the top of my head I have three things to be thankful for during this Father's Day season. 1. I was raised by a wonderful father who was present during my childhood and continues to be a wonderful and influential friend and mentor in my life. 2. I married a very good man whose top priori...
Happy Belated Father's Day
Posted Jun 21, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Chef Geoff's Meets Groupon
Posted Jun 19, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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aha. so the cat is out of the bag. news travels pretty fast there. yeah, the town has really grown a lot, but at least the school still has some great property. its all so beautiful. i love the corn fields, the trails, the pond. just a big change. not sure which is a greater change -- moving away from a city or moving onto a campus. itll be an adventure, for sure. and ill be making my way to concord pike pretty frequently!
Cornfields
When you think life can't get any crazier, it does. Especially when you throw some kids in the picture. After changing cities once this year (and moving twice while here in DC), we are packing the bags yet again. Can you believe it? I can't. Did I really agree to this? Are my kids really goin...
Cornfields
Posted Jun 18, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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Tots Travel Too
Posted Jun 12, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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What an awesome experience, Effie. Well, I didnt develop preeclampsia the second time, so hopefully you wont either. I know what you mean about the labor and delivery nurses, but after having worked as one, your hands are kind of tied due to hospital policy. Some are just more willing and educated to work with moms who wan to go naturally than others.
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Why I love the Bryn Mawr Birth Center
This past weekend I received the newest quarterly newsletter from the The Bryn Mawr Birth Center-- the place where I delivered my boys (well, Liam was technically delivered in the hospital due to my preclampsia, but I was with the same lovely midwives). Now that we have moved from the Philadel...
@ Gazelle. You DO have the best job in the world. Thats why Im enrolled in Penns Midwifery program:) Keep on doing the amazing work! Im sorry we never had a chance to meet. But maybe Ill be back if there is a Baby #3!
@ Julie. We heart Kathie too. She delivered both boys, as you know.
@ Lura. The nurses do the hearing tests, but it just goes to show you they dont have to be done immediately after birth like they do in the hospital.
THANKS for reading, ladies. xo
Why I love the Bryn Mawr Birth Center
This past weekend I received the newest quarterly newsletter from the The Bryn Mawr Birth Center-- the place where I delivered my boys (well, Liam was technically delivered in the hospital due to my preclampsia, but I was with the same lovely midwives). Now that we have moved from the Philadel...
Why I love the Bryn Mawr Birth Center
Posted Jun 9, 2010 at Be Nice to Mama
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