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While parents can plan vacation trips around the best ages for travel, the holiday calendar doesn't wait for Baby's developmental pattern to reach its most travel-worthy state. In general, babies are most portable either before they crawl--under 9 months--or after they are established walkers. "Between 9 months and 2 years, babies are more restless and more thrown off by a change in schedule or space," says Maureen O'Brien, a developmental psychologist. For younger babies, the challenge is maintaining their schedule. Mentally scroll through your routine and remember to bring any item intimately involved with...
...their fledgling business.“We love fast food and want to make it real,” Olinto said. “We want to make the customers feel like a part of what we do.” In addition to his empty social calendar, Ehrlich beat out 149 other contestants by emphasizing his desperation for a good late-night snack and his resemblance to Cousin Oliver as reasons he should be named “best cousin.”“Burgers are a welcome alternative to what I usually do for late night...
...three games prior to this weekend—compared to seven for St. Lawrence.“They started their season earlier because they’re not part of the Ivy League,” Schroyer said. “We started a bit behind them on the calendar schedule, and because of that, we’re still trying to tighten up in all areas.”“We have a lot of work to do,” said Stone after last week’s win over Quinnipiac. “We need...
...average, 1,500 miles from farm to plate. Posters around the University of Portland campus proclaimed that BUYING LOCAL FOOD IS ONE WAY YOU CAN HELP STOP GLOBAL WARMING ... AIR AND WATER POLLUTION. A racier consciousness-raising stunt was staged at Brown University, where activists published Ripe, a 2005 calendar featuring naked students posing with strategically positioned Rhode Island fruits and vegetables (for August, cantaloupes rest on the buttocks of the women's soccer team...
...don’t care about Harvard football, Yale is the biggest game of the season. If you do follow the Crimson, though, you know that it’s the week before that really matters. At the beginning of this season, I circled Nov. 12 on my calendar, and not because I was taking the GREs that day. That Saturday, the Penn Quakers come to town. While Yale provides tradition, alumni, a packed stadium, and a roaring tailgate, Penn has, in recent years, promised more—a game with title implications. The past five Ivy champions have been...