The great food debate

My son Bronx loved all foods when he was one year old, even the dreaded rice cereal. He took to new foods like a champ, never gave me any problems. Fast forward to his brother, Lennon. Rice cereal made him gag, and eventually throw up. Those cute little banana puffs by Gerber, nope... Yogurt melts, nuh-uh... He has his own unique way if getting the offensive food out of his mouth. He will keep his mouth open until his drool washes it out if his mouth, and onto his shirt. He likes sweets ( I know) he liked(ish) strawberries for about two seconds. At this point he is only interested in baby food, so we will wait a week and continue exploring the world of food.

Healthy Baby Party

You spend nine glorious months nurturing your your baby. Watching your tummy grow as they grow, feeling the first little flutters of movement that inevitably turn into strong kicks as they get stronger. You promise them the moon and to always keep them safe. Seventh Generation knows the importance of those promises and strives to make products that are safe, gentle and toxin free. This is why I am applying to host a Healthy Baby Party through Seventh Generation. The party kit includes educational information from non-profit partner Healthy Child Healthy World. It also includes a fun party game to help you share tips and products/coupons from Seventh Generation, bobble, Zarbee's Naturals, Green Toys and other brands. You and your guests will also get a chance to ask U.S Senators to reform toxin policies. For more info on their mission GO HERE. This is a sponsored post.

Part one...

Well I simply must start off the mommy chronicles with what happened today.So I was sitting on our bed feeding Lennon and Frank (my husband) was changing Bronx (YES!!! men do change diapers).Bronx had pooped...(TMI) well I guess he left the dirty diaper a little to close to Bronx,because he grabs it and flings it...which promptly covers him in poop...Just had to share that with ya. So yesterday,wow...I had to go to the little girls room,BAD,but everytime I even attempted to put Lennon down he would wail...what to do?I hauled Lennon and his car seat to the bathroom.I did my business.and that was that.That little adventure got mt to thinking about an episode of Snooki and Jwoww (don't judge). Jwoww had just had her baby and she calls Snooki to ask her when and if she ever got to shower.Snooki is like "no"...why not? It is totally doable.First you must remember,gone are the days of just jumping in the shower whenever you wanted.You must schedule (yes schedule) your bath time around your baby.Pick a time when he or she is most content like right after a good feeding and diaper change.Haul your baby swing or bouncer into the bathroom and insert happy, content (hopefully napping) baby. Get a quick shower all the while your little angel is within arms reach.Yes I have done this...It works!