am I ever going to find the time to wash my hair? Let alone finish all the half-completed chores around the house... Q, were your babies clingy like mine is? I can't put her down for more than 30 seconds or it's hysterical crying that takes over a half an hour to calm. She's 6wks on Saturday, so I'm hoping this 'phase' starts to go away soon. OY!
how in the world will ger I rid of the cheese whiz smell in my apartment?
those damn alien spiders finally up and left, but I have all of this cheese whiz...seriously though those invisible telepathic spiders sure are mean....
Ness, I have mixed feelings on this one. I allowed my children to cry. But there are several people whom I respect who did not let their children cry. I think you create clingy babies when you respond to every peep. One thing that might help you to remember: children do not have the purpose and intention we think they have until they are in school. Before school, it's a lot of them just reacting and learning what gets them what they want - but not because they're greedy, selfish, etc. Just because that's their instinct. So don't take too much personally. Read books to understand and grasp which stage she's in. You'll be great!
He might be a horrible person, but damn he's funny.
any other child rearing advice, liar?
Ahhh! when I was a young simain-assain-in-training, my sensai used a shock coller---whew boy did I ever learn my katas quick. Though after awhile I kind of started liking the being zapped for no apparent reason.
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am I ever going to find the time to wash my hair? Let alone finish all the half-completed chores around the house... Q, were your babies clingy like mine is? I can't put her down for more than 30 seconds or it's hysterical crying that takes over a half an hour to calm. She's 6wks on Saturday, so I'm hoping this 'phase' starts to go away soon. OY!
how in the world will ger I rid of the cheese whiz smell in my apartment?
those damn alien spiders finally up and left, but I have all of this cheese whiz...seriously though those invisible telepathic spiders sure are mean....
Ness, I have mixed feelings on this one. I allowed my children to cry. But there are several people whom I respect who did not let their children cry. I think you create clingy babies when you respond to every peep. One thing that might help you to remember: children do not have the purpose and intention we think they have until they are in school. Before school, it's a lot of them just reacting and learning what gets them what they want - but not because they're greedy, selfish, etc. Just because that's their instinct. So don't take too much personally. Read books to understand and grasp which stage she's in. You'll be great!
you are a HORRIBLE PERSON, liar...
He might be a horrible person, but damn he's funny.
any other child rearing advice, liar?
Ahhh! when I was a young simain-assain-in-training, my sensai used a shock coller---whew boy did I ever learn my katas quick. Though after awhile I kind of started liking the being zapped for no apparent reason.
did that get THERE???
I ment to say "simian-assasin-in-traing"...hey I can teleport and do kung fu---but I can't spell...oh well monkey's are never perfect.
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