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MomFinds: Best Baby Bottles | Dress Up Celebrities — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 14:21:55 +0000

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Comment on You May Not Be Able to Afford a Missoni Bugaboo Like Rachel Zoe, But You Can Probably Afford Her Baby Bottles… by Adoranof

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Comment on Would You Walk Your Child On A Leash? by Carmen

Carmen — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 18:54:01 +0000

This article really upsets me. I have a 5 year old son that was recently diagnosed with autism. When he was a toddler he was a “darter” and for his safety we had one of the backpack leashes for him. It gave him the freedom of walking on his own but kept him safe. I would see articles like yours and couldn’t understand why people didn’t see the reason for it. Then I had my second son who did NOT need a harness. He would cry if I wasn’t holding his hand. Then it hit me, the parents that are “appalled” are the ones that have children that stay with with them. So before you judge anyone think of what it might be like for them.

Comment on 5 Things I Wish Other People Wouldn’t Talk About In Front of My Toddler… by Big Mama

Big Mama — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 22:36:04 +0000

Wishful thinking honey. Though it’d be nice & ideal for every single person in the world to have that thing we call “consideration of others”, very few people actually practice it. As much as we’d like to tell them to tone it down & to be mindful of the kids, remember that They have the right to speak about what they want, to whom they want to. And in your situation, that person paid to be there (to relax & have girl-time/ me-time) and probably felt no need to filter what she wanted talk about. It truly sucks, but it’s reality. I think it’s our responsibility as mothers to either take the child out of the situation if we really don’t want the exposure or take the time afterward to explain that some people say certain things and talk a certain way thats not nice. We need to teach that although some people talk that way, it does not mean that it is acceptable, especially in our own family/household. I personally would add that if I heard my child speaking in that same manner, there would be consequences.

Comment on Close or Gross? 10 Ways My Daughter and I Freak Other People Out by Human

Human — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:33:15 +0000

I do these I have a 5 mo old son. I always wanted my mom to put me to bed by scratching my back too lol

Comment on 5 Things I Wish Other People Wouldn’t Talk About In Front of My Toddler… by Elizabeth Bram

Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:24:13 +0000

I hear you. Add to the list, anything touchy regarding parental relationships! I will never know why people will ask me “Has her father been in touch lately?” with my kid in the room. You would think people would have enough sense than to do that, but they still do..

Comment on 5 Things I Wish Other People Wouldn’t Talk About In Front of My Toddler… by Jamie - Social Stork

Jamie - Social Stork — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:10:08 +0000

It is definitely a tricky one and I don’t know that there is a good answer. I have a friend who has a two year old, and I asked her when she thought it was a good time to ask all of her friends to stop swearing in front of their daughter. Her response was a good one; “She doesn’t repeat words we don’t make a big deal about. If I were to say “Shhh don’t say that” or “Don’t swear!!” then my daughter would focus more on those words.” — I think it’s true. Just like what I don’t do with my daughter… I don’t make a big stink out of her opening a cupboard, because then it entises her to want to go back. I think as parents, its more uncomfortable for US to hear what others are saying, and I truly believe we are paying attention to it more than the child themselves, at least at 3.

Comment on 5 TV Shows You Probably Shouldn’t Let Your Kid Watch… by Debbie

Debbie — Wed, 01 Feb 2012 21:46:49 +0000

I would much rather a kid see RuPaul having fun than toddlers being terrorized by their parents in “beauty” pagents. Boys don’t need to grow up to be football players to be a man. The whole pink/blue thing is damaging to creativity and choice. I want my little girls to see women as firefighters and my little boys to see men as nurses.