So between nappy changes, feeding and bath time, I have been researching savings and investments for children.
A friend of mine started playing on her maternity leave in between feeds and nappy changes and reached level 500, which was then the highest (these days, King has a team working full time on developing new levels as fast as possible to keep pace with demand).
And I realised that I can live with the botched sleep training, the fumbled nappy changes and the abandoned broccoli.
Lack of sleep, nappy changes and a newborn son to skip home to.
My days are a whirl of nappy changes and country rambles, augmented with odds and sods of semi-regular work.
They're really good at doing the nappy changes and all this sort of thing, and I've got to tell you: I'm useless with young children.
Until recently, sleep rituals, nappy changes and burping weren't menial tasks that distracted from the real business of parenting; they were the defining experiences of it.
There was no significant difference between the groups in the time interval between last nappy change and assessment (wipes: median = 30 minutes, range 10 to 325; water: median = 30 minutes, range 0 to 205, Mann-Whitney U = 7511.0, p = 0.53).
And I do think that everyone, including us mothers, needs mental stimulation and an intellectual break from the nappy change and weaning!
This isn't just about tracking breast or bottle feeds: you can also use it to log sleep, nappy changes, weight and other milestones.
