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divineart - Wednesday, 1 October
 She is such a beauty

metalstar83 - Wednesday, 1 October
Hi, my little man loves to sleep on his side, and now his tummy. My ped says that it is okay for them to do so, just make sure they are not on top of a comforter or have any toys, blanket new them. I had a hard time sleeping knowing that little Peter was on his tummy, but he's doing well and I came to the realization that he will sleep in any position he wants (after numerous times turning him over, only having him flip back again).

darla7 - Wednesday, 1 October
i read ur comment, and i have the same problem, except 4 my son wants to roll on his tummy and sleep with his face just about down in the mattress. the first time he done it, i freaked!! my husband said to leave him because he can raise his head and cry if he wants to be turned over, but i still turn him over when i find him like that. it's soo scary!!

Utopianite - Tuesday, 30 September
I've never had a problem with them getting stuck on the cereal. She'll notice the fact that it's so bland, once she's tasted foods that contain sugar. I normally have a problem with mine not wanting the cereal any more once they've tried other things, so I always end up mixing them together.

Utopianite - Monday, 29 September
As far as 'getting stuck' on certain foods, you're not going to have that problem right now. A 4 month old is much more agreeable to eating the vegetables, or bland cereal than a 6 or 7 month old. By then, they really do have favorites, and depending on the temperment, might prefer one food over the other. You definately haven't done any damage already, if that's what you're worried about.

threesacharm - Monday, 29 September
 How beautiful!

MOMMABEAR987 - Monday, 29 September
I always have a million of them i can send u one:}

4timesthelove - Sunday, 28 September
My 8 month old son was entranced by your daughter's 2 videos dare i say love connection LOL. she is beautiful. take care

ladobruk - Sunday, 28 September
It was offered through the public health nurses.
we can go every Tues. to weigh and measure baby and chat with the public health nurses about any questions etc. They just had a class in addition to the weekly clinic. It is super easy, you can probably find all the info you need right on the net and even probably through this site. I haven't started making any foods yet, but it will be the usual veggies, fruits & lean meats.

ragtopgirl - Saturday, 27 September
I like the fisher price highchair

monica9 - Friday, 26 September
thanks for the help on the bpa stuff!!

maryb318 - Friday, 26 September
Corbin slept through the night last night!!!! YAY!! Then, this morning when I put him in his crib to nap he fell asleep in 11 minutes. :) WOOHOO! I guess the "cry it out" method does work. ;)

choppork5426 - Friday, 26 September
no not sure about the weight limit.maybe another site which carries it will tell you.my daughter used it till she was like 2 1/2 so ill say 30 -40 lbs!

nmck - Friday, 26 September
yay for a good bedtime! I'll cross my fingers for you tnight!

choppork5426 - Friday, 26 September
Portable and adjustable to any table, this booster seat lets your child eat meals elsewhere safely and comfortably. With a feeding tray you can sanitize in the dishwasher, and the snap-on lid in place, it stays clean between uses. Take it wherever you go and be confident your child's tray is truly clean. Special pricing only available online.



Dishwasher-safe feeding tray
Snap-on lid keeps feeding tray clean
3 height adjustments
Back and tray remove for older child
3-point restraint system
Front and rear straps adjust to fit virtually any chair
Adjustable shoulder straps make it easy to carry
Easy-clean seat with no crevices to trap food and crumbs
Convenient towel bar
Dimensions: 13" H x 15.5"W x 19"L
Model No. B7275
Available at Walmart.com; not available in Wal-Mart stores

choppork5426 - Friday, 26 September
about your question for a highchair..i got a seat that has a tray on it and you can put the baby where ever you want its way easier then a high chair u can take it n e where to it folds down in under 10 sec and into place in 10 sec.ill send you a pic

maryb318 - Thursday, 25 September
Hey, I saw you're making your own food too. I just got some things to make his food (the food processor, baby food book and frozen trays). Have you started making it yet?

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