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♥ Thursday, October 25, 2007


Jessica Seinfeld, the comedian Jerry Seinfeld’s wife, has a hot best seller with “Deceptively Delicious,” a cookbook for parents of picky eaters. Ms. Seinfeld’s celebrity and an appearance on “The Oprah Winfrey Show” have helped propel the book to the No. 1 spot.


Deceptively Delicious: Simple Secrets to Get Your Kids Eating Good Food
By Jessica Seinfeld

About Deceptively Delicious...

As a mother of three, Jessica Seinfeld, like many busy parents, used to struggle to get her kids to eat right. In Deceptively Delicious, she shares her solutions: Easy, mouthwatering recipes that even the most overwhelmed families can make—stealthily packed with unseen veggies, pureed so kids will never suspect. Deceptively Delicious has all of Jessica's winning combinations, including cauliflower in mac and cheese and spinach in brownies. She also shares tips on making healthy snacks and improving store-bought foods, as well as advice on creating a positive environment around the kitchen table. Deceptively DeliciousSM is a godsend for all parents who want healthy kids, peaceful family meals and to never again have to say, "Eat your vegetables!" Read More

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♥ Friday, October 19, 2007

So here's a little more of what's going on right now: potty training my daughter. It tends to get me frustrated at times, she always ends up doing pee-pee on the floor, after having her sit on her potty for more than a half an hour, while I sat on the floor next to her (Damn, but ass hurts!), but it's helping me, keep me from getting too self-absorbed in my web browsing and posting on my blogs - HA! "She Did It!"

Training my daughter is quite difficult from just changing her diaper; you can't spend hours sitting in the bathroom with her being encouraging. I would never leave the bathroom otherwise. I suggest, I encourage, I spend like 5 minutes in there and show her that after she tinkles, she needs to wash her hands afterwards, but she likes to play with the water, and ends up making big splashes of water all over the place, so I have to hurry and get out, before she catches a temper tantrum. I started printing out some lovely posters I found online for her, and bought stickers with her favorite cartoon characters. She gets (gasp) Ice-Cream & a cheer for her success (my daughter doesn't really eat ice-cream - but I knew it would be okay for her to have one, for this special moment!) The whole experience is quite an overwhelming affair and will most likely take a few weeks to complete. I wish it was over already, but it will happen when it happens (It just began!).

We bought 1 pack of pull-up training pants and some little cute panties. So she can see, that panties are cute to wear instead of diapers. Once she feels she's wet, she doesn't like the feeling, so it's kind of a bigger step for her to see that the whole idea of potty training is so she can be a Big Girl.

But it's more than that - it's the beginning of a new journey in her life.

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