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I suppose it might be best if my boys don't have man boobs....:
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If she's anything like Marlow (which she is) she will LOVE it. And she can grab the window screen and thrash that around too....it must be fun.
well, thanks to tinted windows, there is no window screen to pull, poor baby. she's so deprived.
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at night we are because she isn't moving around enough to get them out on her own.


You are too sweet! I told Lee about you donating milk to us and he is thrilled. Thank you so much for such a wonderful gift!
You can get dry ice from any ice co.if there's one near you , cheek the yellow pages.




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sorry guys. i just have a bunch of things from marley and im trying to declutter
There's a kid clothes swap:http://www.mothering.com/discussions...d.php?t=597916IF you don't have any luck! btw kiddo's are so cute!
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Elijah needs a new carseat. I can't believe his has lasted this long. Dh thinks he can use an old one that his mom has laying around but I'm gonna tell her to please send it to goodwill before he has a chance to ask! It's seriously gross. I think it's over 10yrs. old. I'm NOT putting my ds in it. So..can someone recommend a good *adorable* car seat?
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Tooth tooth tooth! She finally has a tooth!!

that is all. I am exhausted.
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i know, im in it.

and ty
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Elijah needs a new carseat. I can't believe his has lasted this long. Dh thinks he can use an old one that his mom has laying around but I'm gonna tell her to please send it to goodwill before he has a chance to ask! It's seriously gross. I think it's over 10yrs. old. I'm NOT putting my ds in it. So..can someone recommend a good *adorable* car seat?
adorable or affordable?

We have a Britax Decathlon and we love it...it reclines or stay upright we keep it upright because we have a tiny little car. we got it new from eBay for $199.

now an adorable one could be almost any kind of one with a bunch of trapper keeper/Lisa Frank stickers all over it.
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adorable or affordable?

We have a Britax Decathlon and we love it...it reclines or stay upright we keep it upright becuase we have a tiny little car. we got it new from eBay for $199.

now an adorable one could be almost any kind of one with a bunch of trapper keeper/Lisa Frank stickers all over it.
i totally mean't to write AFFORDABLE
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i totally mean't to write AFFORDABLE
I figured but I didn't want you to get away with it

Oh and our car seat goes up to 65 pounds so it is an investment!
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i totally mean't to write AFFORDABLE
We have an Evenflo Triumph 5 and love it - I love the buckle mechanism with a crank, as opposed to the ones you pull the strap to tighten.

http://www0.epinions.com/content_60348796548


I think we paid 109 for it. It's a wide seat; we have it and a harnessed booster for DS in the back of a Honda Accord, but they're on the sides, there's no room for one of them to be in the middle. It goes up to 30 pounds rear facing, and 40 pounds forward facing.

It's funny, without talking to any of my friends IRL, 4 of them have also purchased the same seat and love it, too. Was a hoot every time we'd see each other's cars for the first time and say, 'hey, we have the same seat!'
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craaanky baaaaby.....
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We have an Evenflo Triumph 5 and love it - I love the buckle mechanism with a crank, as opposed to the ones you pull the strap to tighten.

http://www0.epinions.com/content_60348796548


I think we paid 109 for it. It's a wide seat; we have it and a harnessed booster for DS in the back of a Honda Accord, but they're on the sides, there's no room for one of them to be in the middle. It goes up to 30 pounds rear facing, and 40 pounds forward facing.

It's funny, without talking to any of my friends IRL, 4 of them have also purchased the same seat and love it, too. Was a hoot every time we'd see each other's cars for the first time and say, 'hey, we have the same seat!'

Most people I know have the Evenflo. We love it, and I am looking to get another for William.

Actually, in Consumer Reports test on convertible carseats, both the Britaz Roundabaout and the Evenflo Triumph 5 scored an 81.

Evenflo scored "Excellent" in the three safety issues, while Britax scored "Very Good" in the safety department. Britax outscored on the ease of use areas...personally, I would go with safety over ease.
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Britax outscored on the ease of use areas...
That's funny to me, because I hate the pull strap kind of tightener, I can never get them to get snug. I don't find them easy at all, and if it's not snug, it's not safe. The Evenflo's ratcheting crank? LOVE IT.
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hi everyone, just wanted to say hi. DS is growing so fast. I can't believe he is alomost 8 months old!!! He is starting to crawl and loves to laugh and explore. We are enjoying our little man! I hope everyone one is well and all of those adorable June babes are thriving!


-lisa
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That's funny to me, because I hate the pull strap kind of tightener, I can never get them to get snug. I don't find them easy at all, and if it's not snug, it's not safe. The Evenflo's ratcheting crank? LOVE IT.

I think the Evenflo is pretty simple. To clarify though, the Evenflo scored a Very Good on ease, as opposed to an excellent. My husband would never go for a Britax anyway, especially when one much more reasonble priced ranks better for safety.


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hi everyone, just wanted to say hi. DS is growing so fast. I can't believe he is alomost 8 months old!!! He is starting to crawl and loves to laugh and explore. We are enjoying our little man! I hope everyone one is well and all of those adorable June babes are thriving!


-lisa
Hi!! William is not crawling yet, but he starting to try to get on his hands and knees. Amazing...it flew by!
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hi everyone, just wanted to say hi. DS is growing so fast. I can't believe he is alomost 8 months old!!! He is starting to crawl and loves to laugh and explore. We are enjoying our little man! I hope everyone one is well and all of those adorable June babes are thriving!


-lisa
No crawling here! but getting big. olivia loves to play shy: .
post #97 of 608
Hi, everybody!
(hi, dr. nick!)

I am not able to catch up today, so hope everything is going well. Somebody is still making teeth. She thwarted me at Trader Joe's today. Now she's momentarily amused with her taggie ball and a pot. My imaginary husband just informed me he's getting the late train. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh!
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Oh, and are you all still burping your babies? If I don't burp Will, he throws up. He never spits up any other time...but I don't remember burping the other kids this late.
Katie's been burping on her own for ages. DH will burp her when he's home, but that's because it's "Daddy's time" after she eats. I just set her down and she burps on her own.

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I vaguely remembering hearing something on the radio yesterday about lavendar and boys... I think it was bad.... Must research cause I do have a lavendar lotion though we don't use it often...
From what I've read, that's only a factor when applied topically. So yea, your lotion may cause a problem, but it doesn't sound like smelling it would. And the articles I've seen say that the boobs go away when you stop using the product.

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Tooth tooth tooth! She finally has a tooth!!

that is all. I am exhausted.
Hooray! I hope that means you get some sleep.
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Ergh...can't keep up...hooray for Ruby's tooth! It's finally free! Tania is bugging me to watch Grey's Anatomy on the 'puter.

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I'm desperate for the toother to go to sleep so I can watch greys too!

i think there is another tooth coming in fast. Sleeeeeeep I miiiiiissssyou!
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