Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t let THE lovey leave the house, except for overnights.
+1 THE lovey never leaves our house. Ever. Each grandma has a different lovey at their house. If we go on vacation, we take a less special stuffed animal. No exceptions. Ever. Crucial rule.
Never have THE lovey. Acquire three identical stuffed animals and thrust one at your infant. Basically, set them up to bond with an item of your choosing. Rotate it regularly, so they all have roughly the same smell and amount of wear.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t wake a sleeping baby.
Bad advice. This is what ruined me with my first. If you let a newborn sleep all day they won’t sleep at night. Especially by 6-8 weeks you need to limit daytime naps to 2 hours so they get in enough calories during the day and sleep better at night.
Anonymous wrote:When your child starts using crayons, magic eraser is your friend.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Don’t let THE lovey leave the house, except for overnights.
+1 THE lovey never leaves our house. Ever. Each grandma has a different lovey at their house. If we go on vacation, we take a less special stuffed animal. No exceptions. Ever. Crucial rule.
Anonymous wrote:When you find something missing, check the floor vents.