Posts by Roxswood

agree with everyone else he's a baby, possibly teething, nursing is the single best most appropriate form of comfort available. I take this stance until 2 or 3 years though. My elder dd nursed constantly until she was 2.5years. She's...

Hi Leisha, the BeSafe IziKid meets all your requirements I think. Just have to find out if it will fit your car. Its suitable from about 6 months, is rearfacing and a lovely seat. I bought the isofix version for my dainty little girl who...

There are definitely some very safe european seats available, usually scandinavian seats. They're not always easy to find in stores so online stores are invaluable until we manage to spread the word more widely around europe and get the...

I'm in Europe so totally different seat choices, but to be honest I always treat my carseat purchase as a money no object. We're not well off, we have older cars but with a carseat its a difference of a couple of hundred euros or so on a...

Its funny because in the UK we're pretty much told no hats indoors and definitely not if the baby is sleeping. Neither of mine have ever worn a hat really at all, even in winter outside they just didn't like it.

My dd was enjoying reading the www.progressivephonics.com books online. I think she loves that she only has to read the red words lol but we still get to giggle at the silly stories. I don't know anything about learning disabilities,...

I think they might only be available in Europe and I don't know what they're like but I came across the Clever Kids games while looking for something for my 5.5year old daughter. I'll report back once she's tried one. I've ordered the...

Quote: Originally Posted by nudhistbudhist I think its terrible that we still see ourselves as somehow separate and more valuable that other unique and beautiful life forms such as dogs. It is that attitude that has...

The choice is between finding your dog another loving home and risking your child being seriously injured. I'm with everyone else. The pp was not threatening you with having your child taken away (if that was so she'd be saying that SHE...

I agree, I'm all for honesty in relationships, and that its ok to tell your partner that you find them more attractive when they are not overweight. But to say your relationship will be in trouble because of it or to be making you...