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Breasts: Shrinkydinks or Balloons?
One of the perks of being pregnant was filling out dresses and shirts like I'd never done before.
My curvy chest began to swell during the nine months of pregnancy and increased while I nursed. After weaning my babe, I deflated big time — resembling the barren plains of Texas rather than the Swiss Alps.
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What Do You Call Your Child's Pacifier?
Pacifiers come in all shapes and sizes, so it's no wonder that we all have our own names for them too. One child's "binky" is another child's "dummy." Some creative kiddos even come up with their own original names for their coveted soothers — my pal's babe referred to her sucker as "my cc."
Charming Costumes For Under $20!
Ticktock, ticktock! The countdown to Halloween has begun. The pumpkins may be carved and the spiderwebs spun but there are loads of costumes waiting to be bought.
Oh Baby! Would You Buy a Portable Ultrasound Gadget?
How many of you thought Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise were crazy for reportedly having their very own ultrasound machine in their home? Well get ready to call the rest of the population nuts because the world's about to get x-ray happy with General Electric's newest gadget. Expectant ladies who want to swoon over their unborn baby will soon be able do so in the luxury of their own home.
Has Your Child's Weight Ever Been an Issue?
Everyone knows that babies come in all different shapes and sizes. That's why it was so odd to hear of a healthy but chubby 4-month-old who was recently denied health insurance coverage. His 99th percentile ranking for height and weight for his age made him ineligible for coverage.
Size of Toddler's Brain Section May Signal Autism
Sixty-seven American children are diagnosed with autism each day so it's no wonder why parents worry about their youngsters and watch for signs of the developmental disorder. A new study of 2-year-old children suggested that one area of the brain offered insight. The report said: "We believe that children with autism have normal-sized brains at birth but at some point, in the latter part of the first year of life, it [the amygdala] begins to grow in kids with autism.
One Child Isn't the Loneliest Number
One is not necessarily the loneliest number. Some say there are tremendous perks to having a single child — parents can focus all their attention on that offspring and it's the economical, even green approach to building a family.
According to the US Census Bureau, women approaching the end of their childbearing years in 2004 had an average of 1.9 children, compared with 3.1 twenty years earlier.
Third Time's a Charm: No Ridiculous Pregnancy Comments
People say the most ridiculous things to pregnant women. While expecting my daughter and son, my jaw constantly dropped at the rude, crude and absent-minded things people said to me...with a straight face. BabySugar encountered the same nonsense while she was with child.
Mom-Me Time: Get Involved in LilSugar's Community Groups!
You've waited in line for your son's soccer jersey, penciled your daughter's art classes onto the calendar, and shuttled your kids to karate. Now that their Fall activities are in full swing, take a few mom-me moments to do the same for yourself. LilSugar's Community offers a place for mothers to hang out, vent, brainstorm, and showcase their talents.
Pimp Your Crib: Wallies Wall Murals
We've discussed our love of wall decals, but wall murals may be even more amazing. In addition to being unbelievably easy to apply, the decals allow commitment phobes to choose a theme for their tot's room and not feel guilty when they decide to change it a year later. Wallies Big Murals make it even easier to decorate your lil one's room with its life-size decals that stick right to your walls, without ever injuring them.
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