I am so excited! Today I am guest posting over at one of my favorite blogs, Milk & Baby. So, head on over there to see what I have to say about Baby-Led Schedules and snag a free printable (or two or three...)
Great idea! I'm so bad at keeping track of all these things with newborns. I usually just use the sheet they give at the hospital and only for a few days.
I also wanted to stop by and say welcome to the Biannual Blogathon Bash! I'm so glad you signed up for the event in January, we are glad to have you!
Love the variety of printables. Something that helped me to post more regularly than I had been was coming up with a list/schedule of topics in advance. Also reading or blogging challenges have given me plenty of fodder for blog posts. :O)
They look great--I could never keep up with these trackings after the first week. But all five of mine are doing well, so I guess I'm fine!
ReplyDeleteI didn't track mine either, unless they were sick or something. But I know some like to, especially new moms.
DeleteCute printable! I'm amazed my kids did so well. There's no way I would have remembered to fill a chart out. ;)
ReplyDeleteWhen I used it, it helped to put it on the fridge. ;)
DeleteGreat printables for the the moms with little ones. I need one that says toddler although I've never used a tracker. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I'm so bad at keeping track of all these things with newborns. I usually just use the sheet they give at the hospital and only for a few days.
ReplyDeleteI also wanted to stop by and say welcome to the Biannual Blogathon Bash! I'm so glad you signed up for the event in January, we are glad to have you!
Love the variety of printables. Something that helped me to post more regularly than I had been was coming up with a list/schedule of topics in advance. Also reading or blogging challenges have given me plenty of fodder for blog posts. :O)
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