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[quote=Anonymous]1) have a set place library books stay so she doesn't have to scour the house to find them.

2) let it go. Seriously, what's the big deal? Hide it if you don't want her to use it but don't complain if her phone dies and she doesn't have her own charger with her.

3) Buy dryer sheets. Problem solved.

4) Babies sleep when they're tired and eat when they're hungry. Five months is too young to schedule and her schedule should naturally evolved over the next couple of months so let this go. (And educate yourself on infant development.)

5) The short goodbye is the best goodbye. Making a big production out of goodbyes will create a beast you don't want to deal with later. This goes for you leaving in the morning as well. Make it SHORT AND SWEET. Anything else is making the child anxious and making them responsible for you missing them and that's not fair. You say goodbye, have fun, I'll see you later. The End.

You really need to mellow out and relax. You'll be a lot happier. [/quote]

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