Chloe
I love Science
Jan 11th
Everyone watches their child go through the milestones, rolling over, sitting up, first steps, first words, etc, but I think many parents overlook other milestones their children reach. This weekend Mitchell and I watched Chloe perform a science experiment.
She was eating dinner and drinking from a water bottle (daddy was, so she had to also). This water bottle has a handle on it. First she saw her spoon fit through the handle. This was neat because it made a noise when it hit the table. So then she tried her passy. It fit, neat-o! She gets excited and claps. Time to try the bowl, nope too big. That’s ok, the food in the bowl will fit, but it’s stick and doesn’t make it through to the other side.
But Chloe sat for a good 15 minutes trying to put objects through the water bottle handle. She would turn the water bottle, look at it, almost like she was calculating in her mind the dimensions.
Of course with Mitchell and I both being science nerds at heart, we loved watching her focus for this long on experimenting (that didn’t involve picking food out of the floor!)
A day in the life of this mom
Jul 29th
2am – 3am: Feed baby, get her back to sleep.
4:30am: Put passy back in baby’s mouth.
6:00am: Wake up
6:05am: Wake Mitchell up because baby has woken up.
6:10am: Change baby’s diaper, fix her bottle, hand her off to Mitchell.
6:15am-7:00am: Get ready for work
7:00am: Attempt to leave for work
7:15am: Actually leave for work
7:15am – 8:00am: Drive to work
8am – 5pm: Work
5pm – 6pm: Drive home
6pm – 10pm: Cook supper, feed baby, bathe baby, rock baby to sleep, lay baby down, rock baby again because she woke up when I laid her down, wash bottles, wash dishes, get baby’s bag ready for sitter’s the next day, pack lunches for the next day.
10pm: Eat dinner
11pm: Crash
11:15pm: Put passy in baby’s mouth.
11:30pm: Finally down for the night.
Funny thing is, I’ve never been happier in my whole life.
Chloe Baby
May 24th

