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Ugh this is so hard. Four is the age of starting to ask all the hard questions, isn’t it? I see this list: https://www.readbrightly.com/6-awesome-books-for-only-children/ and this one looks pretty cool https://www.amazon.com/One-Kind-Ariel-S-Winter/dp/1442420162
I remember getting this from the library when my daughter was 5: https://www.amazon.com/Its-Not-Stork-Families-Friends/dp/0763633313
…but I chickened out when we got to the actual sex page and skipped it. Earlier this year (she’s now 7), she asked “so how do the sperm get through the air to the mommy’s egg?” Without a better explanation, she had made this up herself, so we had to explain the nitty gritty. She said I am never getting grandkids.
I’ve had real good luck with ultima replenisher
Works really well when I’m dehydrated and works great for my wife’s leg cramps.
Oh gosh so sorry, bad name on my part! A window cling like this:
20 PCS Jungle Animals Thick Gel Clings Winter Safari Window Gel Clings Decals Stickers for Kids Toddlers and Adults Home Airplane Classroom Nursery Winter Zoo Animals Party Supplies Decorations https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09BQ6J192/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_9S6ZZNCCF32QAXGX76PG
I haven’t tried one, but I heard about this sort of “alarm clock” that indicates to children when they must keep sleeping and when to wake up. This was just the first I saw, there may be better ones. Sleep is so precious!
Kids.eat.in.color on IG: my oldest now eats raw carrot as his only vegetable! Ha! Feedinglittles on IG as well.
Basically repeated exposure and food play made him a fraction less picky. Still basically eats a heavy carb diet with fruit and dairy, but is a bit more likely to at least try a bite of something.
Also low pressure eating environment (none of the ‘finish your meal’ stuff). Parents decide when, where and what is for dinner. Kids decide how much they want to eat. We offer a safe food that we know they’ll eat, a little of something that is hit or miss and a tiny bit of a ‘no’ food for exposure. These plates help:
Haha. That does sound like a wild ride! They have different sizes both with and without an adhesive strip.
:) no problem. I completely understand. This stuff is HARD. The logistics of an out of state clinic are bad enough, and adding on childcare is just an additional level of difficulty.
Here is the book: What Makes a Baby https://www.amazon.com/dp/1609804856/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_SPKcDbKFN1RQE