Pablo and I have a design company called Hanee Designs. We generally do not do any marketing as all of our work comes via word of mouth and we have more than we can handle. But blogging for the family has been so much fun that I decided that I need to blog for the [...]
I read a great article in the New York Times yesterday that addresses my previous blog post. From: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/04/health/04cost.html May 3, 2010 Teaching Physicians the Price of Care By SUSAN OKIE When Dr. Ryan Thompson, an internist, was a medical resident at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston a few years ago, he worried that he [...]
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An uninsured friend asked me what it costs to pay for the cost of having a child. Well I recently got my medical bills, so here it is: Natural birth with no anesthesia or other medication. One night in the hospital in a shared room. $10,427.00 Care of newborn baby for under 48 hours. Hearing [...]
I feel like just about every one of our friends has some connection to our beloved apartment on Riverside Drive. In my mind, it is the set of my very own version of the Being Boring video. The apartment was host to fun champagne parties or lazy lounging around nights. In the end, it turned [...]
I gained quite a bit of weight when I was pregnant with Mateo and for some reason, I expected to lose it all by now (I was back to my original weight within 4 weeks of having Matilda.). I don’t think I look “fat”. I think I look pretty good actually for someone who had [...]
I really wish that I was crafty. I can’t sew, draw, or crochet. I can knit, but not very well. My mom is pretty crafty and made Matilda lots of cute hats, scarves etc.. My friend Angela also crocheted stuff for Matilda like toys, pillows, sweaters etc.. Maybe I have a crafty friend out there [...]
I just learned something cool from Jocelyn’s blog. Babies have something called a Moro reflex. When a baby feel startles or like it is falling, it will fling out its arms and legs and make grasping motions with its hands. It turns out that the Moro reflex is a vestigial trait that we have from [...]