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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Some of you people need to chill. Propping up a bottle is not the end of the world and it doesn't mean that mothers/fathers don't care for their children. It was how we taught our oldest to hold his bottle - he would only attempt to hold when no one else was there, but if we were holding the bottle he would hold our hands or our shirts instead. He was no more in danger of choking while the bottle was propped than when I was holding it. And if he did start to choke, he would STOP SUCKING and force the bottle away with his tongue, and the formula would stop flowing. Seriously people calm down. Not EVERYTHING is a choking hazard or a sign of bad parenting.[/quote] If his mouth is filled with liquid, even if he stops sucking, he can still choke. Moreover, you clearly know nothing of the practice and its safety. Propping is a violation for a reason. This discussion is not about parents who do it, it is about a daycare following the law. [/quote]
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