There is a ton of interest in the Stokke Tripp Trapp high chair, and for good reason. This versatile, attractive and well-made high chair is one of the best baby products on the market. Many parents have questions about the ins and outs of the Stokke Tripp Trapp, and in this post I’ll go over…
Answers to Your Stokke Tripp Trapp Questions

This probably isn’t grounds for eviction but Eliza frequently points out what a poor house keeper I am: from her dirty dirty feet after racing around the kitchen in her walker, to all the dog hair she picks up on her pants as she scoots backwards across the hard wood floors, to the raisin she picked up off the floor and tried to eat.
Hmm that is a tough decision. Insubordination and lack of appreciation for your housekeeping efforts may or may not be grounds for eviction, you’ll have to do some soul searching on that one 🙂
This is why I have a month-to-month agreement in place with Max. He recently almost lost his lease when he went on a nipple-biting binge.
In other news, please read and enjoy this tumblr: http://itsliketheyknowus.tumblr.com/
I personally identified with many of the sentiments, especially the emotion towards the breast pump. “Hello old friend!”
That link is AMAZING! I am going to need to share this. Thanks Casey F
Oh my God Casey I love that!! Ha!
So glad you ladies loved it. Someone from my Baby Steps Boston group on FB shared it with me… and I just about died. Oh stock photographers, you so silly.
Haha – great post! K’s bday has come and gone and the whole “lease renewal” situation totally flew under the radar… what a sneaky kid! I’m pretty sure my husband is keeping a running mental list of all the money she owes, starting with her portion of the hospital bills (they did, after all, have her name on them)! Best of luck to Nolan though… you are much better at list-keeping (and photographic documentation to go with it) than we are!
Well, we can relate…this past weekend Matt had a red ant stuck in his shorts that left a ring of itchy red bites on his leg, and Maris has been leaving a trail of toys and random found objects that literally spans the length of the entire house. She’s been obsessed with the fondue cookbook in the kitchen bookcase. ??? Trying to tell me something? Making fondue on top of all my landlord responsibilities likely won’t be happening until she turns 20!
C gets room AND board, and has been particularly vocal during meals as of late. If the food doesn’t feel good on his swollen gums, he screams in my face until his own face turns red. I do NOT feel appreciated and may have to make special note in his new lease that this behavior will not be tolerated. He’s only getting the new lease because he’s pretty cute and manipulative when he’s in a good mood (and I’m clearly a sucker).
Yeah Erin, I would definitely make an amendment to your current lease to contain a clause about screaming in your face. You need to have that in black and white in case things turn really ugly.
Oh yes, I forgot about the ant situation! Once I was sitting on a toilet peeing in Nicaragua when a swarm of fire ants started biting my feet. I was trying to stomp them, stop peeing, finish peeing, not get pee on myself all at the same time. It was funny… afterwards.
@Casey – don’t even get me started on bathrooms in foreign countries… perhaps if I had been more serious about mastering Turkish toilets when I was in Bulgaria, childbirth would have been a little easier…
In reference to leases I wonder at what point are adult children required to form contracts with their parents. Does this carry on ad infinitum or is there a tenant at will clause?
As we all know revolving doors should be in all new homes and thankfully, we as parents, love to have you you return….leave….and always come home again.
“If you’ve noticed violations in your home but have failed to properly document them, I suggest you contact an attorney.” HA! I’m contacting an attorney right now! My tenants regularly wreck the joint & I can’t wait to legally evict them!