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Sara Michael
Sara Michael

Sara Michael is a first-time mom with Type A tendencies. She likes rules, makes lists, and follows plans. That all seemed to work out fine until she had a baby. Now she balances her need for order and answers with the desire to enjoy the unpredictable journey she is on with her 2-year-old son (and a second on the way). Her day job? She is a writer and editorial director at a health care media company where she manages content for an online publication. Her journalism background started in daily newspapers, covering health, science and government. Follow her on Twitter @sara_the_writer.

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Baby Lessons Blogs 

Ban the phrase ‘I’m a bad mother’

November 13, 2012November 13, 2012 Sara Michael

I did something really stupid the other day. Something colossally thoughtlessly stupid that could have resulted in a disaster. I

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Baby Lessons Blogs 

Entertaining a young toddler during a Hurricane

October 31, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

By Sunday evening, before the rain even started, daycare announced their closure for Monday. It became clear pretty quickly that

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Creating a digital time capsule for my son

October 16, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

You know that Google Chrome commercial where a dad sets up an email account for his newborn daughter and sends

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Best toddler toys aren’t toys at all

October 4, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

My boy has plenty of toys. There’s the light-up singing talking helicopter and the tiger-shaped xylophone and the push-popper. He

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Flame retardants and my child

September 24, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

(Avoid “flame resistant” on pajama labels. All photos by Sara Michael) It turns out that every time I flop down

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Toddler and dog, getting along

September 18, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

Snuggle time with dog and baby. (Photo by Seth Darlington) My son, as I have noted before, is obsessed with dogs

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33 things I’m looking forward to now that I’m 33

September 6, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

I just celebrated my 33rd birthday. Thirty-flipping-three. For several days leading up to my birthday, I was feeling generally sorry

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Finding myself again after baby

August 30, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

It took me a while after my son was born to find myself again. The me before I was a

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Celebrating the little victories amongst the meltdowns

August 20, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

(Stress-free times on Baltimore’s Inner Harbor.  Photo by Seth Darlington) I was standing in line at the register at H&M this

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Finding a motherhood mantra

August 8, 2012October 31, 2012 Sara Michael

Perhaps you’ve picked up a theme from my recent blogs. I’m hard on myself. I worry and mull and research

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