Two.
Coincidentally, the same number of colds the kid has had so far in her entire life.
Yep. Gotta love socialization.
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The Working Baby
The Working Toddler, with pull-toy
WB in bumbo
The Working Baby
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- Office Mom
- Pittsburgh
- The Office Mom works 25-30 hours at a small nonprofit and has two daughters. #1 came to work for 2 years; #2 got her start as an office girl in Nov. 2008.
About this blog
Plenty of women throughout history have managed to work with their babies in tow. Still, while there are plenty of online resources for stay-at-home moms and for working moms who leave their babies in someone else's care all day (and plenty of vitriol directed from and at both sides), I couldn't help noticing during occasional late-night googling that there's not a lot out there about moms (or dads) who take their babies to work with them--especially not in the how-to department. So I figured I would share what I've learned and invite other folks to be in touch and share their experiences.
I started bringing my first baby to work when she was three weeks old; she stayed until she was 2 1/2 years old (yes, that's a little too long, as it turns out). Baby #2 was born in October; we're in the office almost every day for five or six hours.WBwithmouse
The Working Toddler, with pull-toy
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