Baby will only nap with cat in crib.. would you allow it?

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Anonymous wrote:Happy caturday, everyone!

omg!

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See why I have a hard time separating them?!

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OMG. So cute! Like and earlier PP, my cats, though never aggressive with my babies, were always terrified of them, and made a point of being in whatever room they were NOT in. Wasn't until the kids were a bit older that they would tolerate the kids. It's amazing to hear that some cats really love the infant stage.

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Not only is that photo adorable, but you have a really gorgeous baby, OP.

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No way!

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PP here. That photo is cute! I would worry. So maybe ONLY if I were there.

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Anonymous wrote:Not only is that photo adorable, but you have a really gorgeous baby, OP.

Thanks. You don't think she needs highlights?

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OP, that purring is what keeps your baby sleeping! A few years back a study was conducted with just a recording of purring and it was found that the purr, sans cat, lowered blood pressure and helped relaxation and falling asleep. You've got a goldmine in that cat's purr.

I might worry if she starts sucking cat's paw.

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Adorable, OP! Quite possibly the cutest pic I've seen in forever! If you can sneak in to take pics, then seems like multiple checks during naptime would make this a-okay for me!

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I'm PP who is in love with this pic.....what happens at bedtime? Does kitty sleep with you?

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Anonymous wrote:Not only is that photo adorable, but you have a really gorgeous baby, OP.

Thanks. You don't think she needs highlights?

Definitely not blonde. Maybe a little red?

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Soooo cute. I may have to change my vote from cute-but-unsafe to just plain old cute. Yes, I'm that shallow. That's why I highlight both my kids' and my pets' hair.

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Anonymous wrote:OP, that purring is what keeps your baby sleeping! A few years back a study was conducted with just a recording of purring and it was found that the purr, sans cat, lowered blood pressure and helped relaxation and falling asleep. You've got a goldmine in that cat's purr.

I might worry if she starts sucking cat's paw.

I bet you are right about the purring!

There was one paw sucking incident when she was a bit younger. Gross but it hasn't happened since.

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Anonymous wrote:Adorable, OP! Quite possibly the cutest pic I've seen in forever! If you can sneak in to take pics, then seems like multiple checks during naptime would make this a-okay for me!

+1. Just saved this to my computer! Made my day. That is one pretty baby (and no she doesn't need highlights Guess you've got two cat nappers there. Thanks again!

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Anonymous wrote:I'm PP who is in love with this pic.....what happens at bedtime? Does kitty sleep with you?

Yes. He sleeps on my pillow, above my head. It used to annoy me but it is pretty sweet and there's not really any telling him no.