Here is said pillow:.

OK, these particular floor boards are the new ones we just put down in Jack’s room, so they don’t actually squeak, but if they.I could use a little baby powder swept over the surface to fall into the cracks and keep those floor boards nice and quiet..

So there you go!A few new things you can do with that basic old bottle of baby powder that you have in the back of the cupboard.First of all, before we get back into any of this DIY stuff, thank you so much for all the well wishes and lovely comments on my last post about our new baby Jack.He’s doing great, very strong and healthy, although he’s keeping me up all night every night feeding.

I don’t think I’ve slept more than 2 hours for the last five nights!It’s all worth it though to have a healthy, thriving baby.

In fact, just yesterday we went to see the doctor and he’s already gained 2 oz over his birth weight!

Babies lose weight after birth and you usually want them back up to birth weight by 2 weeks old, so his weight gain is a big deal!.if you’re feeling in need of some pretty pictures to look at after all of this old house messiness!OK, hear me out: I know you think it sounds crazy but you really.

put your kids to work on your next DIY project, get great results AND even create some wonderful family memories too!Well, alright, the pictures of Baby Jack with a paint brush are a bit of a joke, but once kids are 3 or 4, they really can help you get more work done!.

Usually when we’re in the midst of a major renovation project plan A would be to ship the kids to Grammy’s or work while they’re at school.While that may be ideal most of the time, I’ve found big projects are filled with opportunities to create lasting family memories.