Bottle
3 oz
Recorded by Priya
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One Tuesday.
Trisha · 7 months · 8 September
Bottle
3 oz
Recorded by Priya
Back to sleep
Recorded by Priya
Diaper
Wet
Recorded by Sam
Nap ended
Up for the day
Recorded by Sam
Nap started
“A little quiet.”
Recorded by Jo
Bottle
4 oz
Recorded by Jo
Sweet potato. Mostly on the floor.
A moment for Trisha’s Journal.
Kept by Jo
Priya, Sam and Jo. One shared day.
5:50 pm: a moment for Trisha’s Journal, “sweet potato, mostly on the floor”, kept by Jo.
The everyday
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A page of handwritten notes: Tuesday or Wednesday, 2:10 three ounces or maybe two, 2:35 back down after twenty or forty minutes, diapers wet, wet, unknown, soiled, ask Sam, nap from 9:40 to unknown while Jo had Trisha.
PediatricianSo, how many wet diapers a day?
Priya and Sam…Six? Ish?
Samdid she eat?
Priyaask Jo
SamJo’s phone is in the car
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Care · Trisha
Tuesday 8 September
This week: 41 wet · 12 soiled
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The pediatrician gets a number, not a shrug.
The Journal
Kept in your own words, by whoever was there.
6 weeks
First real smile
“At the ceiling fan. We’ll take it.”
Priya
11 weeks
First laugh out loud
“Sam sneezed. She lost it.”
Priya · video
6 months
First food
“Sweet potato. Mostly on the floor.”
Jo
8 months ahead
Pulled up on the coffee table
“Stood there like we’d been hiding the view.”
Sam · video
The rest of the sky is Trisha’s.
13 months ahead
First steps
“Four steps, then sat down like it was her idea.”
Priya
2 years ahead
First “no”
“Clearly enunciated. Repeated 40 times.”
Jo
3 years ahead
First day of preschool
“Didn’t look back. We did.”
Sam
5 years ahead
Five
“Every one of them kept.”
Priya
The Journal
Day 0
“Hello, Trisha.”
Priya
6 weeks · first real smile
“At the ceiling fan. We’ll take it.”
Priya
11 weeks · first laugh out loud
“Sam sneezed. She lost it.”
Priya
6 months · first food
“Sweet potato. Mostly on the floor.”
Jo
Trisha’s first year · 4 of 31
Trisha’s first year
31 moments
This week last year
9 moments
Foods Trisha tried
18 moments
Days with Jo
14 moments
Photos, videos and the note you wrote that night, played back with gentle motion and, if you like, music.
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This month
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Trisha
7 months, 5 days
Trisha is here, 7 months, 5 days, on a line that runs from day 0 to age 5. The years ahead are left open.
6 to 9 months
Safe sleep in the first weeks
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Feeding in the first weeks
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Your first days at home
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2-month check-up
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Tummy time
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Sleep in the early months
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Crying, and what helps
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4-month check-up
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Getting ready for solid food
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Rolling over, and where they sleep
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Sleep between 4 and 6 months
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6-month check-up
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Starting solid food
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Childproofing before they crawl
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Sleep between 6 and 9 months
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9-month check-up
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Finger foods and the open cup
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Pulling up, cruising and first steps
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Words before words
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12-month check-up
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Meals at the family table
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Brushing the first teeth
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Walking, climbing and the stairs
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15-month check-up
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Two words together
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Car seats as they grow
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Big feelings at 18 months
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18-month check-up
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Toilet learning
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Playing with other children
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Screens and a family media plan
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2-year check-up
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Getting ready for preschool
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Fussy eating at three
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A bedtime that holds
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3-year check-up
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Getting ready for kindergarten
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Letters, numbers and early reading
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Bikes, helmets and the street
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4-year check-up
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When was the last bottle?
The last bottle logged was 4 oz at 6:50 pm, recorded by Sam.
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Trisha · 7 months
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