Home & Organization

Baby proofing for a baby that has just become curious and mobile is one thing. Toddler proofing is a completely different project. I now have two tiny tornados, that are running around and getting into all kinds of mischief. One can turn on the fireplace now because we have a switch, the other opens and slams the freezer door. The older can also now get through the baby gate! Why did no one warn me about this? I thought once we baby-proofed that would be enough but turns out

For a while, I had two separate cabinets: one packed with baby bottles and breastpump parts, and another with toddler plates and cups. With my girls two years apart, it made sense at the time. Now that both are past the bottle stage, I combined everything into one organized cabinet. Plates, silverware, sippy cups, snacks— all in one spot. Everything has a place, and I can find what I need without digging. The right storage containers made all the difference. A rustic organize

My youngest wanted a tumbler like her older sister and me. My oldest needed something easy to hold when transitioning from bottles. I've tested seven different cups over the past two years. I wanted sippy cups that didn't leak, and were good for tooth and mouth development. Toddler at table with her dad Some work well. Some have too many pieces. A few leak. Here's what's held up. What Makes a Sippy Cup Worth Buying Easy for toddlers to use independently Simple to clean (fewer

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