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Sue
This is baby #2 and we have all the "baby" gadgets bouncers etc. If we have a girl we would love for people to bring clothes only to our "sip and see" after she is born.....I'm looking for a cute way to word it...like she will need a new wardrobe etc.
Thanks!!
Answer
Our little girl is a Diva divine
She's already 'into' her clothes
She wants to look fine
This baby of mine
In something that each of you chose.
So please bring her chic
She has all the rest
She wants to be labelled unique
We only need clothes
So that as she grows
She never feels that she's a freak.
So at our sip and see
If youre bringing a gift
Please only bring clothes
Or the Mom will be miffed.
Our little girl is a Diva divine
She's already 'into' her clothes
She wants to look fine
This baby of mine
In something that each of you chose.
So please bring her chic
She has all the rest
She wants to be labelled unique
We only need clothes
So that as she grows
She never feels that she's a freak.
So at our sip and see
If youre bringing a gift
Please only bring clothes
Or the Mom will be miffed.
what did people do before we hand fancy baby soothing gadgets?
JD
before there were bouncy chairs and swings and all the other hundreds of devices designed to calm the crying baby. What did people do when their babies got upset? Did they let them cry all day or hold them all day? Any thoughts?
Answer
For the working class, babies were carried, usually in some kind of sling. Wealthy people had nannies or nurses who cared for their babies.
A paper was published recently that points out that when infants were carried more, they grew up to be empathetic and caring, and that parents wold do well to emulate (very) old style parenting.
We seem to live in an age when many parents want to handle their babies as little as possible. Instead of being carried from place to place, they are carried in infant seats. There are bouncers and swings, gadgets to prop bottles, and chairs in which to prop babies so they can sit with assistance but no one has to hold them. Perhaps less developed cultures had the right idea.
For the working class, babies were carried, usually in some kind of sling. Wealthy people had nannies or nurses who cared for their babies.
A paper was published recently that points out that when infants were carried more, they grew up to be empathetic and caring, and that parents wold do well to emulate (very) old style parenting.
We seem to live in an age when many parents want to handle their babies as little as possible. Instead of being carried from place to place, they are carried in infant seats. There are bouncers and swings, gadgets to prop bottles, and chairs in which to prop babies so they can sit with assistance but no one has to hold them. Perhaps less developed cultures had the right idea.
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