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  • Baby Bunching™ is two years of pregnancy and back-to-back infants and toddlers with nary a break for you. Baby Bunching means chaos for you, and your little twiblings. No worries, they become good friends as a result of your bunching strategy. You will become strong, creative, organized, calm and at peace with your new lifestyle without even realizing it.

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Oct 26, 2008

baby bunching bests

Here are the Baby Bunching bests for the past week.

Justice Fergie who writes at Mama Law wrote a very funny post at DC Metro Moms this week about going back to work with breastpump in hand.

Elizabeth wrote a great post about trying to get the second crib set up at home over the weekend. Weekends do seem almost as hectic as the week, huh? She has changed her blog name to Me and Les Girls.

GeekyMummy over at The Hair Dog Chronicles wrote about a sweet sibling encounter between her two kids.

Caitlin over at A Hen and Two Chicks (about to be three chicks!) wrote a great post at Being Savvy: Chicago with tips on helping you avoid over scheduling your kids. I found this helpful as I'm just about to sign my kids up for the "winter activities."   

Posted at 07:38 PM in bests |

Tags: baby blog, mom blog, parenting styles, parenting tips

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Elizabeth Gallo

Hey gals! Thanks for the shout out! Hope you are well!

Posted by: Elizabeth Gallo | Oct 29, 2008 at 01:07 PM

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