Posts by acannon

We have all hardwood flooring but we have a rug, so I might try getting rid of the rug. I try really hard to keep the cat away from Jamie so he can't pet him. He's already not allowed in the bedroom and I try hard to keep him out of...

I carry a lot with me mostly because we take the bus. I have a backpack that I take with me. In the main pocket, there's usually a bus schedule, maybe a book or magazine for me, a few diapers, a mat for J to lay on, a package of wet...

I use them under pants because DS's pant legs ride up when he's in the carrier. They're also great if I take him out in the early morning because I can put shorts and BabyLegs on him instead of having to bring a pair of shorts with me...

I thought allergies and asthma were genetic? I know asthma can have environmental causes (or, at least, that's what I've read). I'm on a weird path right now; I have a son who is, so far, allergic to cats and has a sensitivity to milk...

(X-posted in Allergies) We just adopted a 3 month old kitten about 2 weeks ago. He's really nice and sweet and he just loves it here. He's especially attached to me. I'm starting to suspect that I'm his surrogate mother; his mother...

(X-posted in Pets) We just adopted a 3 month old kitten about 2 weeks ago. He's really nice and sweet and he just loves it here. He's especially attached to me. I'm starting to suspect that I'm his surrogate mother; his mother was...

The first thing that came to mind is to bring lots of crunchy snacks that he likes (or whatever texture he craves, mine happens to be crunchy) and his favorite toys for un the car. You could even get him a new toy before the trip to have...

How old are the kids he's trying to play with? The kids he's trying to interact with probably sense that he's different and don't want to have anything to do with him. It's really sad. I've been there before (I have Asperger syndrome)...

My son has a milk intolerance (it might be an allergy, we still have to get him tested) and the three times he's ever had cow milk, he's thrown up yellow stuff. I'm not really sure what it is. It might be mucus, but then I also thought...

Quote: Originally Posted by mamaverdi Ah okay, so maybe though he has an allergy or sensitivity? That's what I was thinking. I have a 10 month old who doesn't have hypotonia but every time he's had a dairy...