Katie R

I'm looking for a low (but wide) cabinet (not one of those tall towers) and a matching medicine cabinet for my bathroom. I want it to be relatively sturdy and good quality, but it may not be permanent in our house, so I don't want to spend too much money. I've looked at Pottery Barn, Restoration Hardware and Ikea, but the first two are too expensive and Ikea didn't have the right thing. Any other ideas of where to look? Oh - and the first one we bought, thinking that it would be temporary was from Target and the quality was awful. It was cheap, so we got what we paid for, but I don't want to do that again. So something between Target and Pottery Barn in terms of price.

No, seriously. You go to a restaurant and sit outside. No flies. Your food arrives and within SECONDS they are swarming everywhere - literally all over the food. Where are they hiding, how do they smell the food so quickly and how do they get there so fast (they fly, I know).

Not to be a subsitute for real parenting, but I was always against TV. Lately my daughter has been watching Dora - sort of a lot of Dora because I have been busy with an infant and out of the blue she knows all of her shapes and colors and we really never worked on those. I figured out that she learned it from Dora, so now I wonder what is the downside? We don't watch the commericals and she usually doesn't watch more than 2 episodes a day.

I have a 2 year old and an infant. It is really important to me that they become friends later in life and I feel like I am already goofing up - the 2 year old already seems to resent her sister because of the amount of time I have to spend with her. Anyway, I'd love to hear from other moms (and dads!) with older kids on how they got their kids to become friends.

once they roll onto their tummy is it ok?