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I love shirts with saying on them!!!
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I don't mind shirts with sayings on them
  3% (1)
It depends on the saying on the shirt whether I like it or not
  71% (20)
I generally don't like or dislike shirts with sayings
  3% (1)
I dislike shirts with sayings of any kind on them
  7% (2)
I refuse to buy them for my kids, but will accept them as gifts
  3% (1)
We don't allow them to be worn even if they were given it by someone
  3% (1)
My favorite saying on a shirt is...______
  3% (1)
My least favorite saying on a shirt is..._____
  0% (0)
I have no opinion
  3% (1)


Total Votes : 28
(last vote on : 7/18/2008 2:29:32 PM)
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PrincessDonna -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 2:16:32 PM)

Sounds like she was mad at the hiccups! LOL

So today when Hannah and I were out getting our hair cut (just a trim) and going to the store, I forgot to ask her if she had to potty before we left the hair place. Just as I turned on the road to the store, she told me she had to pee, and I knew she'd never make it to the bathroom in the back of the store. So I pulled up on the edge of the parking lot, by the grass, pulled her pants down and held her up so she wouldn't pee on her clothes. I don't think anyone saw us. The things mothers are willing to do...LOL.




peculiar_lady2 -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 3:02:51 PM)

LOL. too funny Donna

Emma has a phobia of toilets...she will NOT use anything but our home toilet (or my moms home toilet). She won't use any while we are out or at other people's houses. Well, we got her a special Dora potty seat and started keeping it in the van just for when we were out (we started that after Christmas coming back from my moms...she refused to pee anywhere on the road trip of about 10 hours and I don't want her to get a UTI cause she won't go when we are out). So she has her own bag that we keep it in, change of clothes, pull up just in case, cleaning stuff, etc. Well, until now she still refused to even use it when we were out....but thursday when we were at the surgery center she FINALLY used it!!! She cried when I made her sit on it, but she sat there and did pee....YAY!!!! She has been potty trained for nearly a year now (June of last year)...so this was the next big step for her. I am soooo glad she is finally starting to get over some of her fears!!!

oh and speaking of her fears....so far she says she is excited about the pool this year. Last year the best we could do was get her to sit with her feet in the water...she wouldn't even sit on the step. She seems to be really excited about it though so far...so please be praying that she is getting over that fear too...she MUST learn to swim this summer. We are going to get the pool up and running in the next few days (or weeks depending on the weather) but we are praying that it is an easy transition for her.




Flintejae -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 3:03:51 PM)

LOL Donna!!!!

Nicole - Mary is ADORABLE!




TwinCityGirl -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 3:06:22 PM)

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ORIGINAL: PrincessDonna


I knew she'd never make it to the bathroom in the back of the store. So I pulled up on the edge of the parking lot, by the grass, pulled her pants down and held her up so she wouldn't pee on her clothes.




Awww, Nicole, little Mary is so adorable! [sm=icon_smile_bow.gif]

Adam had the hiccups three times yesterday (he'll be 7 weeks tomorrow) and he got them again this morning. Poor kid. He seems unphased by them unless he's tired and they're getting on his nerves. Then you can see it on him it's like "STOP! JUST STOP ALREADY!" He had the hiccups at a family event a few weeks ago and a helpful great auntie said "Well, haven't you tried putting a little sugar under his tongue yet?"

Um, NO!!! This kid is not going to have sucrose introduced to him at 5 weeks old!!! YIKES! (I guess it's an old remedy, and this lady is almost 70 so I know there are little tricks that were done back in the day that many of us now would never try.)

Donna, your post about Hannah cracks me up. In Nepal we saw this kind of thing all the time. One time we were traveling to another part of Nepal and our bus stopped for a potty break for all (not just the wee ones) and of course EVERYBODY has to find somewhere to "go"....but this one dad just held his little daughter up and over the edge of the road so she could go. I had never seen such a thing! But yep -- it's commonplace there. So don't fret -- millions of parents around the globe are doing the same thing you did. (Not that you're fretting; I know you experienced moms save the fretting for the big things.) [;)]

Jeanie




PrincessDonna -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 3:09:50 PM)

Nope, not fretting.[:D] It only took me a split second to decide what I was going to do. Hannah thought it was pretty funny though, and at first told me she couldn't pee outside like a BOY! I told her sure she could and Mommy has done it when we were camping (actually, did I ever tell you all the story from our camping trip last year??).




LaurainAL -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 3:43:27 PM)

What kind of shoes do you all like for your walking babies. John Cooper has a couple of pairs of sneakers from Target with velcro but they are getting a little snug. We have a pair of Pedipeds which we love, but they have a soft sole and I wonder if it will bother his feet walking outside.




Sideways -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 3:49:47 PM)

Laura, the sandals I have for Nathan (which have earned me some gentle ribbing here at CW, 'cause I had him in socks and sandals), were Stride Rite. I love 'em.




PrincessDonna -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 3:51:10 PM)

I think water shoes are great for summer because then you don't worry if they are in and out of the water with their shoes on, like some of mine like to do.

I don't have sandals for Levi...just hard sole sneakers and water shoes.




Mrs.Wifey -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 4:51:44 PM)

We have PediPeds, SqueakerSneakers, and Tredz from Robeez that I have been collecting in summer sizes, not that Gabby is even walking yet[8|] The Tredz are pretty neat, they have soft soles and would definitely be adequate for walking outside.




Flintejae -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 10:49:33 PM)

Hey ladies! Check out me and my son! [:D][:D][:D]


(Thank you, Sarah!)




peculiar_lady2 -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/3/2008 11:17:15 PM)

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ORIGINAL: Flintejae

Hey ladies! Check out me and my son! [:D][:D][:D]


(Thank you, Sarah!)

[:D][:D][:D]




Mrs.X -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 12:09:58 AM)

I've only had to buy a couple pairs of shoes for Timmy so far. When we bought his lot of clothes 0m-2T a few years ago, there were shoes in there size 4-9. We bought Timmy some Disney Car shoes from Wal*Mart and a pair of sandals for the summer. Normally I don't pay attention to brand, just cuteness and price. If John Cooper where's shoes a lot though, you may want to go with some of the ones Ryanne recommended with the soft (but thick) soles. We only wear shoes when we go out (not often) so I just use regular shoes.

Jeanie, ARG hiccups! I got so lucky with Jimmy...he just gets them once in a while. But, Timmy oh, my goodness! Everytime he laughed, which was ALL the time because he's so silly and laughs like every 5 minutes. We always had to bring a bottle/sippy with us ANYWHERE we went in case he got the hiccups, which he usually did because everything made him laugh. He would get so mad everytime he got them, and he used to get them bad like his neck was going to implode, and it would make his swallow air and burp. It was rediculous! I would just make one little silly face, andhe would just start busting up like he was at a stand up, and then he'd get the hiccups. He still gets hiccups whenever he laughs hard, but they don't make him so mad anymore now that he's 2 and a half. His easyness to laugh is one of my favorite qualities about him though.

I remember this one time I took Timmy to the grocery store and I forgot his juice. I think he was like 8 months This one lady came up to us and started doing the cute baby talk stuff to him, and then she started to do peek-a-boo. He just started to laugh a little. I felt bad, but I asked her to please don't make him laugh because he gets the hiccups everytime and it makes him mad. She stopped, but it was too late. I tried to figure out what to do, and in that time he started getting mad. Back then I was kinda paranoid about people thinking I was a bad mom if they saw my baby crying in the grocery store, so it was really bad for me at the time. I finally took him to the drinking fountain, but it took some work to get him to drink LOL! I have never forgotten his sippy cup since.




nicole6598 -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 7:23:20 AM)

Sarah that's great about Emma, praying she gets over the swimming fear too. Its hard when you kids are scared so young about things. Grace has just started saying its scary to go to the toilet at night when its close to bed time unless I am there with her.

Nath has just started to cut through his first tooth. I can feel the top part of it breaking through, hopefully some sleepFUL nights are around the corner!

He is not really wanting to experiment so much with other foods though. I gave him some rice and vegies the other day he just kept spitting that out, he will eat a bit of mashed potato and carrot, and he eats mashed banana and he has had chicken once too.
Question.. if you are making like a casserole or something do you still give them the meat that was in the sauce? I can't remember if I did with Grace or not..




manda59 -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 9:05:13 AM)

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ORIGINAL: nicole6598
Grace has just started saying its scary to go to the toilet at night when its close to bed time unless I am there with her.


I'd suggest you get her a torch that she can work herself, rather than buy into the fear. And just keep repeating that there's nothing around at night that isn't there during the day.

quote:


He is not really wanting to experiment so much with other foods though. I gave him some rice and vegies the other day he just kept spitting that out


I found the best way to get them to eat new things was to mix the new food with something they already like - with my two, that was mostly pureed apple. I introduced all kinds of meat, fish and veg that way.




Sideways -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 10:12:19 AM)

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ORIGINAL: nicole6598
Nath has just started to cut through his first tooth. I can feel the top part of it breaking through, hopefully some sleepFUL nights are around the corner!


That's great, Nicole. I hope some solid hours of sleep are in your future, too!

Nathan just cut another molar. I think it's getting easier, now. His congestion wakes him up a little, but it's not terrible.




peculiar_lady2 -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 10:23:40 AM)

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I gave him some rice and vegies the other day he just kept spitting that out

try just the veggies...rice has a weird consistency so it could have been that.




Sideways -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 10:34:56 AM)

Have you guys heard the story of the 17 year old girl who gave birth alone at home, then wrapped up the baby got dressed and carried the boy and placenta (the umbilical cord still attached), 4 blocks to the local hospital.

It's a little sad, but still there's hope. She must be a very strong young lady to get up and carry her baby to the hospital right after giving birth. Apparently she couldn't call 911 because her home phone was disconnected, and she didn't want to wake the neighbors at 5:30am.

Here's the story.




firefightermama -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 12:01:51 PM)

Wow, I could hardly walk out to the car 2 days after he was born, let alone 4 blocks...and yay for her keeping the baby!




PrincessDonna -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 12:11:30 PM)

Amazing, Ruth. And can I order a labor like that this time?[8D]

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I'd suggest you get her a torch that she can work herself, rather than buy into the fear. And just keep repeating that there's nothing around at night that isn't there during the day.


I hope 'torch' means flashlight where you are, Manda.[:D]

Today was children's Sunday in our church, with the kids doing most all of the service with direction from the children's workers. Kids as little as Hannah reciting Scripture and remembering most of the hand motions they'd learned too...priceless.[:)]




Sideways -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 2:28:18 PM)

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ORIGINAL: firefightermama
Wow, I could hardly walk out to the car 2 days after he was born, let alone 4 blocks...and yay for her keeping the baby!


Well, I'd be just as happy for her if she gave the baby to a loving family. I consider adoption to be a beautiful choice.

But I do admire her strength and presence of mind. She'll need it to complete two more years of high school, hopefully some post high school training and raising a baby with the help of her family.




PrincessDonna -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 3:56:40 PM)

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Well, I'd be just as happy for her if she gave the baby to a loving family. I consider adoption to be a beautiful choice.


I agree, but I think Yolanda was more referring to her not dumping her baby somewhere, as sometimes happens when a teen mom has kept the entire pregnancy a secret.




Sideways -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 4:11:00 PM)

Oooo, sorry about the misunderstanding.




PrincessDonna -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 4:13:17 PM)

I could be wrong, of course, but that was how I read it.




clag4christ -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 4:36:19 PM)

Yes...she is not giving her baby up for adoption...from what I've read. She kept the pg a secret because she thought her mom would kick her out of the house if she found out. She's a sophmore in high school...after she had her son and her mom found out there was nothing but acceptance, love and help available to her. [:)]




nicole6598 -> RE: Baby Chat (take 3) (5/4/2008 6:38:54 PM)

Donna-Yep, Torch is flashlight, yet another word to add in that american/brit folder :)

Thanks for the tips on feeding.

Nath slept 10.30-4.30!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then he fed and slept from 5 to 7.30!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![sm=dance.gif][sm=dance.gif][sm=dance.gif]




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