1. Get Your Head In The Game
I would love to tell you I’ve figured out how to
take my little one to the exquisite fusion bistro
downtown - the one with the tablecloths and
the really nice silverware - but I haven’t.
What I have learned, though, is to alter my
expectations of what’s going to be possible
and enjoyable for all when it comes to eating
out with my mini-me. As with so many aspects
of parenthood, I’ve found that I suffer a lot less
frustration if I can remember that, though life
won’t always be this way,. Right now my kid
places some boundaries on my life that I’d be
wise to respect. I don’t expect to be able to
take my little angel out to the swankiest resto in
town and come out of the experience with my
sanity intact. Instead, I’ve gotten comfortable
with the idea of scoping out the best diners in
the city, or comparing the ‘za’s at the liveliest
pizze