Golden has already pointed out that we are in a waiting game right now with the pregnancy. The doctor seemed to indicate that Golden could go into labor this week, but that it is not guaranteed.
I was pointing out to someone at work how not knowing when this will occur is kind of frustrating. He commented that I might have to learn to not be married to a schedule with kids. I think I have a better idea. I'm going to try hanging a calendar and day timer in the little one's crib when we bring him home. It's better to learn how this home is structured sooner rather than later.
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LOL, sounds like a plan! :) Wish I had thought of that!
You'd be surprised at how many planners are available for kids at the Franklin-Covey store.
I'm going straight to outlook planning for my kids
That's not really true dash...N has a planner and C has a calender, they don't know about outlook yet...but I am sure they'd be happy to oblige if that means you are getting them their own pc's! :)
Will the day timer include bedtime schedules? Try telling your son who has your sleep schedule to go to bed at a particular time. : )
What's outlook?
Schedule sch-medule. Take my advice when it comes to "your" time - go with the flow.
Looks like everybody has schedule advice. I use several systems simulataneously mostly involving lists. That means I don't adhere to any one, doesn't it?!
routine makes me feel safe.
Darwin-
Safe? -but look at your life. you are dangerous. grrr grrr!
(at least you look dangerous in your profile pic.)
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