Baby Shower the Celebration of Life

Written by Cathy Cripps


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Coffee, tea, punch and soda pop are all great baby shower beverages. You may also choose to serve wine and other alcoholic beverages. Make sure to have plenty of milk, cream and sugar forrepparttar coffee and tea. A nice added touch is to include an assortment of flavoured tea bags as well as choice of regular and diet soft drinks. Serve fruit punch, raspberry lemonade or mint julep for a change of fair. There are many different punch recipes to serve, pick your favourite or check online for some interesting additions to a traditional drink!

Desserts can be an assortment of cookies and squares along withrepparttar 140637 cake,repparttar 140638 customary dessert of choice. This is a perfect time to establish your theme. If you are ordering a custom cake, make sure to do so approximately 2-3 weeks beforerepparttar 140639 shower. You can also userepparttar 140640 cake as a beautiful centre piece for your food table.

No matter what type of food you serve, make sure there is enough food to lastrepparttar 140641 duration ofrepparttar 140642 party as well as something for everyone.

When guests enterrepparttar 140643 location ofrepparttar 140644 baby shower,repparttar 140645 decorations should immediately put them inrepparttar 140646 baby celebration spirit. If you have guests arriving that don't know each other, name tags should be given to everyone. These can be hand printed or made on your computer.

Decorating is all about colour! The chosen theme will supplyrepparttar 140647 colours ofrepparttar 140648 decorations. Add balloons, flowers and linens in your chosen colour scheme for a complete look. Even if you decided not to go with a theme,repparttar 140649 decorations will show your personal touch. For something a little different stray away fromrepparttar 140650 traditional pink and blue and go with greens, yellows and lavender. Streamers add a ton of colour to your party room along with a congratulatory banner forrepparttar 140651 new mom is a perfect touch. ©2004 Baby Shower Moments

Cathy is the Owner of Baby Shower Moments and the author of Baby Shower Moments A to Z Guide. If you are looking for baby shower celebration pay Cathy a visit.


The best and worst of motherhood

Written by Marsha Maung


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15.When someone tells you that your child is handsome or pretty 16.When someone compliments you on how well-behaved your child is 17.Child learns how to dance 18.Enjoyingrepparttar off-key singing of your child 19.Seeing your child make new friends 20.Your child is able to love someone else other than you and herself. 21.You can dance around naked with your child with no inhibition 22.Going shopping with your teen. 23.Kissing your child inrepparttar 140600 morning before leaving for work 24.when your child gives you something to show you what a wonderful mother you have been to him/her. Worst moments of motherhood 1.colic 2.First month as a mother 3.Teething problems 4.Inability to understand what your child is yabbering about (when learning to talk) 5.Sleeplessness 6.Awful excess of weight 7.First few months returning to work 8.Separation anxiety (for both mother and child) 9.Missing your child when you’re alone 10.The inability to watch a single TV program or movie right torepparttar 140601 end uninterrupted 11.Missing out with all your unmarried, child-less friends 12.Missing out on those romantic diaper-less moments with your spouse 13.Baby giving your health shock 3 times a week 14.The first few days of weaning baby onto solids 15.Weaning baby fromrepparttar 140602 breast 16.You feel like complete old hag in a disco or party. 17.First few times baby starts walking (toddling) 18.Throwing a tantrum of your own in response to your child’s 19.Clinging child when you’re tired from work or rushing to meet a deadline 20.Starting preschool 21.Employing a new nanny 22.When your teen gets his/her driving license….oohhh….the tension and stress! 23.When your teen tells you she’s got a boyfriend…worse still, she doesn’t tell you a ting and you find out about it from your neighbor.

Marsha Maung is a freelance graphic designer and copy writer who works from her home in Selangor, Malaysia. She loves nothing more than blowing bubbles in the park with her 2 kids, Joshua and Jared. She designs apparel and premium items at http://www.creativejooz.com and is the author of "Raising little magicians", and the popular "The Lance in freelancing". More information can be found at http://www.marshamaung.com


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