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We welcomed our second son into the world almost nine months ago, a month premature. I was quite scared when words like “underdeveloped lungs” and “steroid shots” were muttered between doctors and nurses observing our son’s progress. He looked like a little chicken to me, frail and teeny, and despite being a mother already, I […]
I knew the name Maytag growing up because we had Maytag appliances in our own home. When I bought my first apartment, I knew I would have a reliable appliance if I bought a Maytag, and indeed my oven served me well for the whole ten years I lived in my condo. Of course, times […]
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I have the cheapest washer and dryer possible, and your Maytags are totally giving me high-end appliance envy! 🙂
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Wow that does look futuristic. I think it’s important to teach kids how to do laundry.
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oddly I don’t think we have owned a Maytag yet.
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My mom taught me around 10 or 11. I’ve started teaching my son how, he’s 12.
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I am sure your future daughter in laws will thank you for teaching your boys how to properly do laundry. Your Maytag set is gorgeous!!
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That is so nice! I’m just a little jealous 🙂
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These are great machines!
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That looks awesome! I wish I owned a home, so I could buy a cool washer/dryer like that!
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That sure looks like a pretty appliance!
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I have a terrible washer and drier. I ‘fixed’ my washer with a lint roller, I kid you not! We are going to purchase a new set in January, hopefully our cruddy set will last until then!
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I am seriously jealous of your washing machine and dryer.
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LOVE the idea of that slow-closing lid; I wish mine had that. 🙁
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Sooo shiny! I hate my stackable w/d, but it fits in our apartment.
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My grandmother (on my mom’s side) loved Maytag!
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I haven’t owned any Maytag appliances but they look nice.
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I have a Maytag washer and dryer that is about 20 years old, and they still work great! Gotta love Maytag.
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It looks like such a nice machine.
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It’s amazing all the different options available on washers and dryers. Mine even has a sanitize option – everything can be laundered with a specific need (temperature/speed/size) in mind.
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That looks delicious.
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my kids love a good burger.
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I’ve never thought to make slider-sized burgers, but that’s a good idea! I only eat about that much meat at once anyhow, and for kids…well, it’s perfect.
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I love burgers… especially sliders!
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They look so good!
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I keep wanting to make some of these. Yumm!
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I don’t eat hamburger, but these always look so cute 🙂
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Mmm, those burgers look delicious!
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These look so good with all the things I love. I just need onions and I’m all good.
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Ack I hate Miracle Whip. LOL But your sliders look delicious!
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Yum! There is nothing better than a good hamburger. My kids would love these sliders.
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I love sliders!
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These would be a great weeknight dinner. My son will be excited to have these. Thanks for sharing.
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I love me some cheeseburgers – it’s something my daughter is always guaranteed to eat!
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Oooh yum! We love cheeseburgers and I’ve never made sliders.. I should try!
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That looks super good.
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I need to make some of those.
TSV always scared me when my kids were babies — they are so susceptible.
That photo is beautiful.
Those tips that you gave are so important to help protect babies.
Zoe was 4 weeks early. Scared me so much luckily she was completely healthy. Her immune system still isn’t the greatest though
Same here, he gets sick more often and easily than his older brother (who was full term and actually 5 days late).
My son was a month early too and I was worried about this but thankfully we got through that period safely. Great tips!
I was so scared of this since my daughter was born a few weeks early. She was so tiny and fragile looking. It’ almost hard for me to believe that she was preemie looking at her now.
RSV can definitely be pretty scary. And it’s amazing how insensitive some people (even family members) can be when you either ask them not to come visit because they’re sick or to wash their hands, etc. This is your baby’s life you’re talking about!
Ryan was born a bit premature but he was born while my wife was real sick with a fever, so he was born sick too. He stayed in the hospital for almost a week. He’s definitely had the lower immune system, since he caught croup at the drop of a hat when he was younger.
My 2nd son had RSV when he was 6 weeks old. It was very scary, and taught me to keep my babies away from crowds!
My son was born a month premature and while we did spend a few days in the NICU after a week or so he was healthy and home. RSV is a scary thing and nothing to mess with.
Such a wee little one. I can’t believe it’s been nine months.
I was always afraid my children would get RSV when they were little but none of them ever did, thank goodness.
RSV is so scary!
RSV is no joke! I am glad to see Mom Central and some of my favorite bloggers helping to raise awareness!
Awww…that’s the cutest little “chicken” I’ve ever seen! It’s amazing how your inner mama bear comes out, isn’t it?
What a precious little baby face.
I knew nothing about RSV until recently. Now I am terrified for my friends who are expecting.
I’m so scared of this !
Thanks for sharing this great information.
This is definitely a subject worth sharing. So glad everything turned out, beautiful photo.
such an important message to share I had 2 children that had rsv and with the right meds thankfully all turnd out well
Love his eyelashes! So beautiful!! My son was born at 38 weeks and hadn’t grown them yet! They didn’t come in for a few more weeks. I agree it’s okay to be a mama bear and ask family to make sure they are clean and ask strangers not to touch!
When my little ones were little I worried about this and so much. Actually I still worry!
RSV scares me too. When they’re preemies, keeping them protected from everything is your goal but with no cure it’s an even scarier ordeal if they’re exposed or come down with this vicious illness.
Our younger daughter was born at 35 weeks. Although she didn’t have RSV, she does tend to keep coughs longer than her full term siblings despite her being 6 now!
It is so important to protect our little ones. One of mine was a preemie and this is a really real risk.
My best friend’s first child was a preemie and I remember how protective she was of him… and I didn’t blame her one bit. My son wasn’t premature and was healthy but was born in the very late fall and winter season and I was very cautious.