Sentences with phrase «baby jail»
The phrase "baby jail" is generally used to describe a situation or place where babies or young children are confined or kept restricted. It is often used to humorously refer to a playpen or crib where babies are safely contained. Full definition
I would highly recommend a lightweight double stroller, as you may find yourself needing to but both kiddos in baby jail.
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Place them on a firm, flat surface with nothing else in it, like baby jail.
It's your own personal baby jail: In the Starbucks line.
8.15 am — In baby jail playpen whilst mum eats some weetabix.
Are you thinking I must get a break now that I am one child down and I have something in my house affectionately called baby jail?
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When I was thinking of having my third, I remember my friend asking me, «Are you sure you want to be in baby jail for another 4 years?»
The product: Several friends swear by this cute little woolly guy who velcros on to crib bars or any other baby jail, and offers enough steady white noise to lull babies back to sleep before they fully awaken.
We are back in baby jail.
Baby jail is the best!
Here's the thing, when you're traveling with a stroller - aged child, a stroller is not just a stroller, it is a high chair, a bed, a baby jail, and also a luggage trolley.
Once a baby becomes a biped, it's tough sometimes to keep them safely strapped into their baby jail stroller.
Also, a baby jail.
It's like a baby jail.»
A person can be philosophically opposed to «baby jail» all she wants, but once your baby starts crawling out of bed or making you as stressed out as Anonymous is, you change your tune pretty quickly.
Now on our second child, it continues to get climbed daily, act as a baby jail, or block off doorways from curious toddling babies.
I get Leo dressed and plonk him in front of cbeebies while Alex sits and plays in baby jail (aka the play pen).
It is a high chair, a bed, a luggage trolley and a baby jail.
As I was packing to finally bust Remy loose from his baby jail in the NICU, a young nurse mentioned I should make sure to «pull his shaft skin away from the wound» whenever I changed his diaper so it wouldn't form an adhesion.
You are in baby jail.
The play - yard style «baby jail» is fabulous.
Baby jail.
There came a time when having our kid (or kids) in bed with us was costing us more sleep than it was saving, and that's when we knew that baby jail (aka their cribs) were calling them home again.
Now almost 16, she has spent the better part of her life under lock and key, first in «baby jail» and then in a group home.