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By Red Byer, on June 11th, 2011 A long time ago, a naive Red was hoping to be out by 5,000. Guess what? Didn’t happen […]
By Red Byer, on November 29th, 2010 Believe it or not, we saw high chairs with cushions that could not come out, or trays that could not go in the dishwasher, or impossible-to-clean crevices. Well, screw those designers. We found better. […]
By Red Byer, on September 24th, 2010 We love both the TC and FC carriers for both strolling around town and on hikes. In a crowded coffee shop, these packs take up much less room than a stroller and we find ourselves far more maneuverable as well. […]
By Red Byer, on September 24th, 2010 Whoa there, Biscuit!
About a week ago, we hit another parenting milestone — 3000 diapers! It hasn’t been that long since 2000 and I’m starting to doubt we’ll escape this first child with only 5000. (Maybe 6,000 is more realistic).
For her part, Dagny saved up for a few days and celebrated in style. Her […]
By Red Byer, on June 4th, 2010 The thing is digital and paired (so somewhat secure) and has an awesome range! We can put Dagny to sleep upstairs and go downstairs and outside and garden. […]
By Red Byer, on June 2nd, 2010 Here’s hoping that we’ll be “out” before we hit 5000! […]
By Red Byer, on May 2nd, 2010 As we sit in the waiting room, Dagny will smile and babble and smile some more […]
By Red Byer, on February 22nd, 2010 Well, we must be doing something right.
Tummy time head lift…… oooh the Olympian effort.
Just this last weekend we celebrated our 1,000th diaper. I say celebrated, because Dagny insisted on screaming throughout the entire change, and I did a little dance with my arms in the air.
It’s also significant, because it […]
By Red Byer, on January 8th, 2010 And now with the baby, we have stumbled upon 2 very effective solutions to common baby issues. I’d like to pass these along for the hopes that it saves some body a little bit of money/grief along the way. […]
By Red Byer, on December 29th, 2009 Without further ado, here are some random things I have picked up after nearly 2 months of being a father. […]
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