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My Head. His Teeth.

Written on November 5, 2009 by Mommy in Updates On Boogie

He’s been a Cranky McCrankers off and on for the last 3-4 days, randomly shrieking. He’s had a fever, no flu symptoms. His bottom canines have surfaced and they weren’t playing. And now all is well. This post was written October 28th, 2009.

Friday’s Teething Blues

Written on May 17, 2009 by Mommy in Updates On Boogie

On Friday, Boogie had the teething blues. One of his top front teeth said hello and he’s got about 4 more up top pushing down -all at once. He wasn’t fussy, just unusually quiet. He took more naps than usual. He gave us an occasional smile and giggle. He wasn’t too thrilled to see visitors….

Wordless Wednesday: Boogie’s First Set Of Teeth!

Written on November 12, 2008 by Daddy in Blogosphere, Memes, Milestones, Wordless Wednesday

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Huge Update On Boogie!

Written on September 24, 2008 by MommyandDaddy in Homeopathy, Life, Milestones, Out & About

So we’ve been kind of slacking on the Boogie updates. We know. We’re sorry. We’ve been taking tons of pictures, but have taken our sweet old time getting them uploaded. And what’s an update on our Little Man without pictures? Well we’ve finally gotten them some uploaded and would like to share them, along with…

I’m Not Having Any More…

Written on August 20, 2008 by Mommy in Motherhood

Daddy and I attempted to get our sleeping back on track (we’re night owls) by going to bed at 8PM the other day, but Boogie was not having it. He started to fuss in the middle of the night. He’s teething, did I mention that? We brought him in the living room for new scenery….

Guest Post – Teething, Crawling, Traveling – What About Sleep? (Giveaway)

Written on August 11, 2008 by Mommy in Giveaways, Guest Posts, Motherhood, Tips

Within your baby’s first 2 years, several things can disrupt his sleep, making him sleep-deprived and possibly cranky, and all the while also making you a tired parent. Sleep deprivation has been linked to obesity, depression, and other health concerns. And, adequate sleep for our children is also very important for their development and behavior/mood….