Melissa_20
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Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 6806 Location: Florida
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Posted: 04-14-06 07:59am
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| hunterjumper
wrote: | | have you tried one of those
snuglis or a sling? They can be awesome
for small babes and let you be hands free
as well so you can go about your
business. |
my sister has one and those things are
awesome!
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hunterjumper
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Posts: 203 Location: British Columbia, Canada
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Posted: 04-14-06 09:56am
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| melissa_20
wrote: | | hunterjumper
wrote: | | have you tried one of those
snuglis or a sling? They can be awesome
for small babes and let you be hands free
as well so you can go about your
business. |
my sister has one and those things are
awesome! |
they do look it. I got mine kinda late
and didn't use it much and then tried to
bring it out again when babe was like 3.5
months old and far far too heavy (found
out the hard way) lol. Wish i'd used it
more from the start but he just liked his
stroller more.
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Tess B
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Dec 2005 Posts: 80 Location: Aberdeen
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Posted: 04-14-06 10:00am
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Imo you can spoil babies!!
It's just like anyone they get into habits
and then trying to break them is a
nightmare.. My sister never really got my
neice into a routine as such when she was
little (long story) and now chloe is 6 and
still a nightmare to go to her bed!
Getting them into a routine as early as
possible is generally the best thing to do
if you can.. I'm certainly going to try
and do that.
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Melissa_20
Especially EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 6806 Location: Florida
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Posted: 04-14-06 12:46pm
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A girl I use to work with did that and her
son is still into it and he doesn't really
act bad at all,of course I only started to
know him when he was like 5 so. . .I
imagine it's hard though!
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diamondsz
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Joined: 07 Oct 2005 Posts: 3234 Location: , Candyland-Canada
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Posted: 04-14-06 16:24pm
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First off I dont pick my son up everytime
he cries and he never went through
seperation anxiety another thing that
could be going on is colic!!!
I never said that all kids are bad but
.Tess here explained it abit better babies
pick up bad habits try getting rid of them
its pure hell!!!3
now everyone know my opinion so im not
going to write it but I learned with #1
on how to deal better with certain
sitiuations so #2 came abit easier with
some things and this kid sleeps amazingly
cause sometimes they need to cry
alone/comfort themselves. Its doing it
hilarious the nurse here tell to pick up
baby everytime he cries but the they tell
you to let them cry on their own as well
so they can learn how to comfort
themselves and sleep at night its all a
doing it joke just do what you want!!
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Eyes Wide Shut
Especially EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Jan 2006 Posts: 7892 Location: *UPTOWN*NEW ORLEANS*, La
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Posted: 04-14-06 16:33pm
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You took the words right out of my
mouth...Do what you feel makes you and
your babe comfy. At 5 weeks, they barely
know how to focus on things, I doubt
they'll be soooo upset if you let them cry
a little.
Sarah
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yellow ribbon
Especially EHEALTHy
Joined: 07 Dec 2005 Posts: 5554 Location: FL
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Posted: 04-14-06 17:21pm
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Liam sleeps well in bed with me but he
wont sleep by himself unlesss hes in his
carseat. I put a blanket over the buckles
and set him in there + hes got a cozy
infant support thing that makes him all
cuddly. Thats ehre he is right now I can
hear him snoring! Im fixin to buy a
motion glider I think its made by fischer
price ive read from other mom testamonials
that it works wonders.
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AlliE_18
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 2129 Location: uk
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Posted: 04-15-06 13:30pm
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I dont think you can spoil a baby thats
only a few weeks old, or if it is spoiling
them, I dont think it matters at that age!
Hell they havent been in the world long,
they arent used to being in a quiet room
alone to sleep.
Lucas sleeps next to me in my bed every
night, and in the daytime I stand up and
rock him to sleep, or he falls asleep in
my arms or layed on my chest/stomach while
im sat down. Once he falls into a deep
sleep then I sometimes put him in his
bassinet or on the sofa by himself to
sleep, but if he wakes up and cries then I
hold him again and let him sleep on me.
I could never leave him to cry just
because I feel like taking a shower or
doing the laundry etc, yeah that stuff has
to be done, but I choose to do it when hes
awake and content in his bouncer chair
thing or moses basket or even on the
floor. I dont think anyone should leave a
young baby all alone to cry until he/she
falls asleep from tiring themselves out
crying. Thats cruel... I agree with what
hunter said, once they reach a certain age
then yeah its wrong to spoil them, but
under a year ish I couldnt just leave a
baby to cry.
They are too young to tell us or show us
whats wrong or where it hurts etc, so you
could be leaving them to cry because you
think they are doing it on purpose to be
near you, when really they probably have
tummy ache / gas / colic / be getting sick
with something or whatever. They dont cry
for no reason when they are so young! =/
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DaliciaLynn
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Jul 2005 Posts: 2322 Location: Missouri
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Posted: 04-15-06 14:39pm
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He sleeps next to me, but is in his own
pad if you know what I mean. I'd never
let him sleep next to me because i'd be
scared of smothering him, and the doctors
and etc are really against it. He had
this thing he sleeps on but he's still in
my bed, it has foam walls on it so he
can't roll over and so I can't squish
him.
I never let him cry it out either, and
i'll never, ever do that..
I put him in his stroller and he'll sit
there and watch me do dishes but when
about 20 minutes hit he starts to get
pretty bored so i'll switch to something
like laundry, and he'll be okay.
I try car rides but it never works, I went
shopping at wal mart today for the first
time with him and he did pretty good! He
fell asleep almost right when we got
there, but of course was fussy in the car.
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Lalee
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 991 Location: South Carolina
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Posted: 04-15-06 22:27pm
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I know the pad thingie you're talking
about, d. I put one of those on my
registry.
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Melissa_20
Especially EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 6806 Location: Florida
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Posted: 04-17-06 07:51am
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| allie_18
wrote: | | they dont cry for no reason
when they are so young!
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i don't have a kid yet so I can't say what
I would do,but some babies do cry for no
reason,or for the simple fact they just
want to be held.
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seksiHily
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Apr 2005 Posts: 1015 Location: MN
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Posted: 04-17-06 09:51am
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How is it cruel?
So instead of spending the waking hours
your child has, you leave them unattended
to shower and do launndry?
Thats much better I guess
and yes you can spoil babies by teaching
them if they cry enough they will be
picked up and coddled
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Melissa_20
Especially EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 6806 Location: Florida
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Posted: 04-17-06 10:50am
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| seksihily
wrote: | | and yes you can spoil babies
by teaching them if they cry enough they
will be picked up and
coddled |
i agree,if you pick them up everytime they
cry,they will learn to expect it from you
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AlliE_18
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Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 2129 Location: uk
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Melissa_20
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Joined: 18 Jan 2006 Posts: 6806 Location: Florida
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DaliciaLynn
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Jul 2005 Posts: 2322 Location: Missouri
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Posted: 04-17-06 16:01pm
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Babies do get spoiled to being
held!!!!!!!!!
Anyone with a kid should know this.
I know from experience b*tches!!!!!!!!
To make things clear, im holding bray in
one hand right now & typing with the
other
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AlliE_18
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 2129 Location: uk
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Posted: 04-17-06 16:13pm
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Babies always cry for a reason, not to
piss their mum off! Even if its just the
fact they want to be held, you dont know
if thats because the rocking motion helps
if they have stomach ache or a headache or
because they want the comfort/warmth or
whatever it is, none of us know because
they cant tell us. I dont think holding a
baby because it wants comfort etc can be
called spoiling them! Especially not the
really young ones.
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seksiHily
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Apr 2005 Posts: 1015 Location: MN
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Posted: 04-17-06 16:14pm
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Lol not by being held by being rushed to
every single time he cries
my mom let me and my sister learn to just
fall asleep she just said goodnite and
that was it she just left, we both slept
through the night by 6 weeks old.
Now it doesnt mean your child is going to
be a rotten brat because you pick them up
but they .M.A.Y get used to being picked
up
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AlliE_18
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 2129 Location: uk
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Posted: 04-17-06 16:19pm
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I couldnt leave lucas to cry his heart out
until hes worn himself out from crying so
much that he falls asleep. Just so he
sleeps through the night within a certain
amount of weeks. It upsets me when hes
upset, theres no way in hell i'd leave a
baby to cry like that, even if it wasnt my
baby. I think its cruel because they cant
tell us whats wrong so they shouldnt be
left to 'deal with it' alone like that.
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DylanJacob
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Apr 2006 Posts: 559
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Posted: 04-17-06 16:28pm
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Yeah but you .C.A.N spoil them too much,
then you've got aaaages of sleepless night
on your hands.
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