Carlos pointed me to this. If you have kids, and if they are still in diapers, or very recently out of diapers, you may enjoy this blog. Be warned, you'll snort your coffee through your nose. It's hilarious and scary at the same time. Who would spend so much time on this? I especially love the metrics. Oh, boy.
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January 19, 2005
Anal doesn't begin to describe it
Carlos pointed me to this. If you have kids, and if they are still in diapers, or very recently out of diapers, you may enjoy this blog. Be warned, you'll snort your coffee through your nose. It's hilarious and scary at the same time. Who would spend so much time on this? I especially love the metrics. Oh, boy.
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I have to admit that I've been reading this site for quite a while. I think its a hoot (if amazingly obsessive). The sleep cycle stuff is actually pretty useful, if only to get a view of the progression of patterns.
My son is about 8 months younger than the child profiled on the page, so sometimes its good to get an idea of what new joys and terrors are around the corner.
I do wonder what the child will think of this site in about 10 and 20 years though.
Posted by: Brian DiNunno | January 21, 2005 at 08:34 PM