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I didn't meet their "25 milestones for the First 5 Years"
Too late for DD, guess I better try to stuff them in in the next 15 months for DS.
http://family.msn.com/tool/article.a...p=true&offer=2
My failings:
Get baby out of your bed and into a crib when he is 3 months old.
Get baby a big-kid bed around the age of 2. (DD *had* a big-kid bed--- does it not matter she never used it until after 5? DS *has* gone into a big-kid bed).
Take baby's pacifier away around 2 to 3 months of age.
Get a pet no earlier than age 2. (uhhh, we already HAD a pet).
Have drop-off play dates by age 3.
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Tell your toddler about the new baby in your belly sometime during the second trimester. (told DD about the baby in my UTERUS the day we found out).
Quote:
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Teach children to tie their shoes by kindergarten.
And, of course, I did some of the things WAAAAAAY too "early"
Too late for DD, guess I better try to stuff them in in the next 15 months for DS.
http://family.msn.com/tool/article.a...p=true&offer=2
My failings:
Get baby out of your bed and into a crib when he is 3 months old.
Get baby a big-kid bed around the age of 2. (DD *had* a big-kid bed--- does it not matter she never used it until after 5? DS *has* gone into a big-kid bed).
Take baby's pacifier away around 2 to 3 months of age.
Get a pet no earlier than age 2. (uhhh, we already HAD a pet).
Have drop-off play dates by age 3.

Tell your toddler about the new baby in your belly sometime during the second trimester. (told DD about the baby in my UTERUS the day we found out).
Quote:
Go on a trip without your child before baby is 5 months old. "At this age, babies don't miss you when you are away," says Scarlett. "In many ways, babies are more resilient to separation than toddlers, whose greater ability to picture you means they have a greater ability to miss you." The earlier you start leaving baby -- and get him accustomed to a caregiver and to the idea that you will return -- the easier future separations will be for both of you. Plus, you and your partner deserve some time away! |

Teach children to tie their shoes by kindergarten.
And, of course, I did some of the things WAAAAAAY too "early"
