Finally Friday: Long Cardigan

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A woman wearing a light blue long cardiganI am such a sucker for this kind of cardigan — I keep buying them! When we were traveling a few weeks ago I did a mini capsule wardrobe and picked my light blue cardigan (bought at Athleta, of all places, a few years ago) to wear with purples, blacks, and reds. It was a great choice because I probably wore it every single day. Light blue can be difficult to find in a drapey cardigan, though, so I’m happy to see that Bobeau has one out now. It’s handwash/line dry, available in regular and petites XS-XL, for $58. Bobeau Long Cardigan Two plus-size options are here and here. (L-4)

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I know this has been discussed on here recently, but I can’t seem to find it. Apologies for the duplication!

I have a two-month old, and family members have been asking what to get him for Christmas. (First grandkid on both sides, so this kid is likely to get a good number of presents.) He has an abundance of clothes and those types of necessities. I’m thinking of suggesting toys that he will enjoy once he gets a little bit bigger. What are some toys that your kiddos enjoyed during their first year? He has an activity mat, some teething toys, a couple of rattles, mirrors, and stroller-bar things, but that’s about it.

I’m looking for a gift idea for my son. I want something magnetic that can stick to our fridge for when he plays in the kitchen. He’ll be 14m at Christmas. I’m afraid the classic letter magnets are still small enough to be a choking hazard for him. Any other ideas?

Has anyone’s child flat out refused to nurse or even take a bottle for no apparent reason? My 11 month old son is getting over an ear infection, and has been on a milk/formula strike for the last few days. I took him to the dr and his ears are much better, so the dr is not sure why this is happening.

He has not nursed from me in about 3 days. He very reluctantly takes BM in a sippy cup. Fortunately, he loves water, fruit puree and apple sauce so he is getting liquids that way and the dr says he is not dehydrated.

DH and I find this baffling. Any advice/commiseration? Would it be appropriate to try introducing whole milk at this point (he eats dairy yoghurt with no adverse effects)?

Does anyone have experience using a pediatric chiropractor to help minimize ear infections in a 1 year old? My son has had repeated ear infections and is likely on his way to tube surgery. We did a similar surgery for my older son and it all worked out fine, but I wanted to be more proactive about exploring other options before we get to surgery.

Any recs for a reputed pediatric chiro in DC? Thanks so much.

Thoughts on holiday bonus/gift for speech therapist? I assume the answer is no, since she works for a practice that bills me directly (i.e., more like a medical professional than teacher). But, I do want to let her know how much we appreciate her — I’m thinking a thank-you card from parents and kiddo?

I live in Northern Virginia and am looking to join a moms group with my 8 month old. I have looked on the Meetup site and “submitted an application” to join a working moms group, but I think they may be at capacity. Anyone know a good moms or parents group or where I can find one? Most of the ones I have seen have a lot of weekday afternoon meetups.