Which BYC member scares you?

[azurbanclucker]

Taking a break, guys, at least for the holidays. Please don't get my thread shut down while I'm gone, lol
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

See you in the new year Isa! Merry Christmas!

 

[sdm111]

Really? This is a thing? The worst thing I give this child is dark-chocolate milk, as chocolate is a natural painkiller and I do not agree with his mother's way of feeding him needless medication in an endless cycle. The soda is mine. Baby gets milk. And if we are in the mood for it, then we all get milkshakes.

Did I mention earlier that any child of mine would be tubby?

Don't be one of those people that tell other people how to parent when they themselves have none. It's not so simple and they're not yours

 

[DickMidnight]

Don't be one of those people that tell other people how to parent when they themselves have none. It's not so simple and they're not yours

bingo.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

And who gives babies soda!?

I did put her first 'snowball' in her bottle. It's a New Orleans thing.
This is serious though. NEVER give babies "fat free" anything. This is when they they need those amino acids to form the mylonation (like insulation) around their nerves. Their little brains are sucking up information and growing faster than at any other time in their life.
I had a 'new age' sister in law who fed her kid low fat foods and fake milk. Let's just say it didn't turn out well.

 

[Kay-T-Hammer]

babies get sick. no real way around it.

also, those car seat and stroller covers are probably more dangerous than the cold he or she got anyway.

He has had Covid 3 times, and has been hospitalized for a respiratory illness of some sort. He is only a bit under a year and a half old. When he is out with me, I do not have access to that cover, but I make sure that people do not come within striking distance of him so as to reduce the likelihood of illness.

 

[Kay-T-Hammer]

hey @VChen where's your mystery package? Still in yucca?

It made it all the way to Cedarvale, and now it is not moving.

 

[DickMidnight]

He has had Covid 3 times, and has been hospitalized for a respiratory illness of some sort. He is only a bit under a year and a half old. When he is out with me, I do not have access to that cover, but I make sure that people do not come within striking distance of him so as to reduce the likelihood of illness.

probably RSV. adults show barely any symptoms but it’s pretty serious for little kids. my guy had it twice last winter.

again, kids get sick. there truly isn’t anything you can do about it.

 

[Kay-T-Hammer]

Don't be one of those people that tell other people how to parent when they themselves have none. It's not so simple and they're not yours

I do not believe I have told anyone how to do anything. I let them do what they are going to do, but I do things my way in my home.

 

[Hayden Goseek]

He has had Covid 3 times, and has been hospitalized for a respiratory illness of some sort. He is only a bit under a year and a half old. When he is out with me, I do not have access to that cover, but I make sure that people do not come within striking distance of him so as to reduce the likelihood of illness.

Sounds like your doing a good job. Problem is, a kid's immune system is still developing and they catch everything. Wait until he goes to school.

 

[Kay-T-Hammer]

I did put her first 'snowball' in her bottle. It's a New Orleans thing.
This is serious though. NEVER give babies "fat free" anything. This is when they they need those amino acids to form the mylonation (like insulation) around their nerves. Their little brains are sucking up information and growing faster than at any other time in their life.
I had a 'new age' sister in law who fed her kid low fat foods and fake milk. Let's just say it didn't turn out well.

I see the words "fat free" and put the products back. I only keep real cow milk, whole or 2%, in my home. Anything less than 2%, or any milk that did not come from a cow, coming into my home will lead to a revolt.