{because, well, they’re growing!} 2. this sunscreen. 
{so. many. recommendations. i bought this one for little guys (plus parents) and it’s not at all terrible. opposite! currently wearing.} 3. these popsicle sticks.
{for being washed and ready to go. again. on repeat.} 4. this kettle.
{for being just the kettle improvement we needed.} 5. these toes.
{as usual.} other things: performing pregnancy. also. still we rise. squiggles, trees, and ribbons. tree map. a year of service. my son is a hashtag. common sense. like it or not, reproduction is hopeful and earnest and excruciatingly vulnerable. adolescence was our first confrontation with the magnetic unknowability of other humans. east coast edition, needed! call your senators. (here’s what pediatricians are saying. here are state-by-state talking points.) 
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Hi Erin! great links but I’m surprised you haven’t included anything about the health care bill. This is a really critical weekend/week for activism. It would be awesome to see some links to help guide folks.
EF
Indeed! Did you come across anything great that you’d like to share?
A few.
Seems like the most important thing to do (ranked in order of importance) is to
1. call your senator if he/she is in play (Rand Paul, R-Ky., Mike Lee, R-Utah, Ted Cruz, R-Texas, Ron Johnson, R-Wis., Rob Portman, R-Ohio, and Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., Susan Collins, R-Maine, and Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, Heller, R-Nevada)
2. call friends living in those states with senators in play and have THEM call their senators
3. call your senator if he/she is a Republican
4. call your senator if he/she is a Democrat and tell them to do EVERYTHING to block, oppose – including Filibuster, Filibuster by Amendment, and Objecting to Unanimous Consent
Some useful details here:
https://www.trumpcareten.org/crooked
https://go.ourrevolution.com/page/content/stop-ahca/?source=ws170617
Thanks so much! The ‘our revolution’ page is an especially helpful resource—always so helpful to be able to send folks to a source with concise action steps! Adding it to the list along with these Medicaid talking points from the American Academy of Pediatrics!
Thank you Erin. I’m grateful to you. I’ve been feeling so sad about this today.
It’s totally mind numbing, I agree. Here’s to agitating.
I love the Adorable Baby sunscreen. Have been wearing on myself and my toddler for past year and a half. Have found it SO much better than most of the super thick chalky ones (which I never seem to be able to distribute evenly and leads to patchy application and then burn!). Only compliant with the sunscreen is the packaging – the plastic container is really hard and once you get about half way through it it becomes SUPER challenging to squeeze any out!
Is there anything more luscious than plump baby legs? No!
I absolutely enjoy this series. Can you say what camera you use? It’s amazing.
Camera details all in the FAQ under “contact”!
Love these posts – so creative xx
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