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Quote: Originally Posted by cyclamen  Sorry if this is a silly quesiton, but can she jump yet?  I don't think it will do much unless she can already jump.  FWIW, I know an 18monther who comes to our house...
I have also started my 18mo daughter on the potty since she was about 15mo, we've gotten to the point where she poos on the potty every time and she usually tells me when she has to go, but I haven't worked enough on the peeing yet, so...
I was thinking about getting one for my 18mo dd but I wasn't sure if she's too young for it... anyone used it at this age?
I have spent the last 5 months away from my DH, he's in the US working, I'm back in our native country with our 15mo dd. It's so hard and it totally sucks! I can't wait for the end of October, when we get to be together again... Video...
I agree with PPs, if the child is expressing interest in trying, maybe you should let him/ her have a go at it. Try giving the child one spoon to play with and use one yourself for feeding. Or, if he/she will let you do it, you can...
  Quote: Originally Posted by BeckyBird  From the view of someone in favor of population control: So, what is the point of a senior citizen on Social Security? It's a drain on the system, an...
Quote: Originally Posted by ma2two  The most profitable situation for the pharmaceutical industry would be to have people live as long as possible with a chronic illness that requires multiple drugs over...
Quote: Originally Posted by ma2two  Quote: That is your belief. Many people who have researched vaccines and health believe that vaccines are one of the causes of chronic illness. Ofcourse it is...
Quote: Originally Posted by ma2two  Quote: Would you believe that is the goal of the pharmaceutical industry, to have as many healthy people as possible, who don't need their drugs? Well, I guess...
  Quote: Originally Posted by Perdita_in_Ontario  My friend has a DS who is even more difficult for diaper changes than my DS, and she started putting him in heavy duty cloth training pants at about 15 months...
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