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Tag Archives: babies
Thankful
Today our daughter was born. Healthy, beautiful, absolutely brimming with life. Her name is Emily. Six months ago we were told she was sharing the womb with a twin. This twin, tragically, didn’t have all the bits needed for life. … Continue reading
Tiny Dancer
Every week that passes gives the surviving twin a better chance, so much so that (fingers crossed, touch wood, etc.) we’re now on track for a relatively normal pregnancy. I don’t even really think of the baby as one of … Continue reading
Dear Twin
I know I shouldn’t think of you as a person. You never were. You were never going to be. Just an incomplete bunch of bits to make a human. No head, no heart, no chance of life. I really shouldn’t … Continue reading
Movement
This blog has been in limbo for a while because, well, our lives have been in limbo for a while. But a lot has just happened, all of a sudden. Continue reading
Tick-tocks and Mah-mahs
Tom added two “words” to his vocabulary: tick-tock and mah-mah. Continue reading
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Tagged babies, clocks, development, ducks, fatherhood, talking, Tom
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Ignorance = Bliss
With nearly a year of fatherhood under my belt, I feel I’m now in a position to dole out sage advice to new fathers. And it’s mainly to avoid all advice for new fathers, especially the ones that come in books of advice for new fathers. Continue reading
The Persistence of Bananas
My son has developed a Theory on the Persistence of Bananas, and I’m rightfully proud. Continue reading
Great Apps for Babies
Some iPhone apps that I’ve found my baby son enjoys. Continue reading
Entropy Anthropomorphised
Scientists have a concept called “entropy”. It is, simply put, the amount of disorder in any given system. Compare, say, a Macintosh to a McFlurry. A Mac doesn’t have much entropy, a McFlurry has loads of the stuff. Things tend … Continue reading
10 Long Months
Tom turned 10 months old at the start of April, and already memories of the early months of his life are starting to slip from my mind. It doesn’t seem possible, for example, that for more than half his life … Continue reading
