Well, I guess the CD weren't so evil because her baby still isn't rolling in disposables (although apparently she can crawl at 4 months, and I thought DS was early at 5.5 months!).
Also, man that baby has chunky legs. I admit to finding them adorable.
That a day in the life post enraged me. No wonder your kid is so neurotic. Set her down and let her have 5 minutes to herself!
I know!
I also hated her Mother's Day post. "My mom does everything wrong and destroyed her marriage but she's the best mom ever! Kisses!!!!" I hate when bloggers passive aggressively insult their loved ones.
1) little babies can get away with being left alone for 10-15 min at a time. Put them on the mat, time to gBcn for a while. Or the bouncy seat. They will chill and just observe. You dont have to feel guilty for not constantly trying to stimulate them.
DD needed time to herself during the day as long as I stayed where she could see me. If she didn't get it, she would get overstimulated, cranky, and have trouble sleeping. There needs to be a balance.
Ha ha. I kind of agree with that. It seemed like she was just always trying to get her kid to nap.
I haven't read the latest post but she said in a previous post that her daughter needs to nap every hour. I was like "huh? How does that even work?"
When DS#1 was a baby, he was on a 2 hour schedule and it SUCKED! He was up for 90 minutes and then down for a nap for 30. This lasted for almost 13 months. Part of this was his severe reflux and he couldn't take more than about 2-3 ounces of milk at a time so he was constantly hungry.
I admit to reading her blog. I am starting to roll my eyes at how "advanced" her baby is.
Shit, my almost 5 month old can't roll over consistenly yet. Oh noes! It must be those awful cloth diapers!
It has been a long time since I checked in on selfie. In a lot of ways, she is like all new parents who is just proud of her baby even when the baby is clearly *gasp* normal.
I don't mind the nursery, but what is up with the bows on the crib. They are fug.