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Impressionism, Expressionism and The Planets (Or, Enjoying Your Child’s Art Part 2)

Posted on July 3, 2013 by admin

Rockstar comes in the door after school one day, interrupting one of Little Miss’ playdates. Me: Hello, darling, how was school? Rockstar: (All nonchalant) It was fine, I guess. One of my mum friends: What did you learn at school … Continue reading →

Posted in School For Rockstar | Tagged art projects, baby book, caption, claude monet, closest planet to the sun, famous artists, favorite painting, greenhouse effect, hottest planet in the solar system, how was school, impressionism, math and science, metropolitan museum of art, metropolitan museum of art new york, museum of art, museum of art new york, school environment, thin atmosphere, trap heat, water lilies | 4 Comments

Tales From Babycare Bootcamp

Posted on July 12, 2012 by admin

The two opponents face off. When this is done, we’ll have gotten to know each other better. I have to learn how to settle her, she has to get used to my voice, I think. Except…….. Why does she look … Continue reading →

Posted in Rockstar Thoughts, Talking To Rockstar | Tagged celsius, closest planet to the sun, face off, facts about the solar system, hottest planet in the solar system, mummy mummy, nerds, night time temperatures, obscure fact, opponents, parenting, piping, poisonous atmosphere, rockstar, singing voice, sizzles, strange sound, surface temperature, thin atmosphere, young baby | 5 Comments

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Impressionism, Expressionism and The Planets (Or, Enjoying Your Child’s Art Part 2)

Tales From Babycare Bootcamp

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