Babywearing – makes it so much easier to be out and about!
September 12, 2012
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Today I was on the bus to Tzfat (Safed) and was thinking – as I do almost every single time I have a lengthy trip
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Today I was on the bus to Tzfat (Safed) and was thinking – as I do almost every single time I have a lengthy trip
This morning I woke up feeling inadequate to deal with the needs of all of my children, and felt particularly guilty that I’m not doing
I started writing a post about preparing for school in Israel, and how you basically are given very little information that you need until the
>>I was wondering how this nursing around the clock is affecting your other children, especially the younger ones? I am not saying to ditch the
Our oldest son turned 19 two days after Yirmiyahu was born, so there wasn’t much of a celebration for him at home. We wished him
When Yirmiyahu was born, I wasn’t able to nurse him right away – we were rushed to the hospital in an ambulance, then the nurses
Today I took the baby to a pediatric cardiologist in Nahariya for a follow-up – the NICU doctors recommended we take him to different specialists
I’m in the happy situation of currently reading aloud to my children two of my all-time favorite books – the Little House on the Prairie
In the past couple of months, I’ve been doing research on different school options – girls high schools, boys high schools, and even elementary schools.
Today I spent the first part of my day in Tzfat, where I had two appointments. Since I already had one appointment scheduled in the