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Nursing Dresses I’m Recommending to the Virgin Mary (and you)

February 14, 2020 21 Comments

So, you’ve got a nursing baby. Hey, me too! And sometimes it’s nice to go out in public and look cute and also feed the

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Introducing Barbara Josephine, who Blasted Out but is not an Elephant

September 29, 2019 29 Comments

When I was expecting Betty, and Jack was a (very chatty) one and a half year old, he used to tell kids at the park,

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Babymoons, Baby Names, Brains, and Cartwheels at Nine Months Pregnant: My Thoughts

August 21, 2019 18 Comments

It’s been a while since I’ve updated you all on the goings on around here, so here goes . . . BABYMOON The husband and

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All of Them, or: I Have an Announcement to Make

February 27, 2019 105 Comments

It is with great joy and relief that we announce that we are expecting Tierney baby number ten in September, as I think we can

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Please Stay Tuned for the Following Important Announcements . . .

December 2, 2016 73 Comments

Hey guys! It’s been a while, huh? House stuff, book stuff, school stuff, kid stuff . . . it’s all been keeping me pretty busy.

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Pro-Life is Complicated, and How You Can Help

February 9, 2016 24 Comments

Last month we had the unfortunate anniversary of Roe v Wade. Many cities, including my own Los Angeles, hosted Walks for Life, but our family

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Well, THAT Escalated Quickly . . .

July 25, 2015 74 Comments

Just going to pop in quickly here to introduce you to the newest member of the family . . . Mary Jane Tierney. She was

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A Quick Look at My To Do List, and Then Let's Do a Baby Pool, Shall We? With PRIZES.

July 14, 2015 174 Comments

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Toddlers and Younger Siblings: How Could YOU Make Our Baby Happy?

July 9, 2015 17 Comments

Last time, I answered a different mailbag question about this same topic: babies in a house full of their sibling’s toys. That post was about

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Babyproofing the House vs Babyproofing the Baby

July 7, 2015 24 Comments

I’ve received a couple of related mailbag questions over the past couple of weeks about how we handle the issue of babies in a house

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