Not exact matches
There are still some people out there who
hear «Buzzfeed» and
think «13
Baby Turtles Who Are Too Extra for Their Own Good» or whatever.
my opinion: i do believe the Bible is up to interpretation because that is exactly what it is, interpretations of people who believed they
heard the Word of God and stories with allusions... but
think this, if someone today told you that they were speaking the Word of God and from this said that we needed to kill a
babies born of mixed races, would you immediately go for it and believe him / her?
I have never
heard of
Baby Ruths (don't
think we have them in NZ!)
You know I'm very happy to
hear this — I
think it'll be so wonderful for you and the family — and the
baby too of course!
I
think you made some great points about IF parents choose circumcision for their
baby, to be present for the procedure (which I can imagine is so much more reassuring to the
baby to
hear mom / dad's voice rather than being alone with a doctor) and insist on the anesthesia.
I wanted to
hear about their
thoughts and, more specifically, how their own parents handled this when they were
babies themselves.
The only thing offensive I've ever
heard are those who make blanketed statements like «There are never medical contraindications to BFing» or say things like «Me and my
baby went through [insert really challenging / emotional experience], therefore, no one has an excuse not to BF» I
think it's important to continue to address this as a systemic issue rather than a «personal choice» issue.
I have
heard — and totally believe — that
babies give their first real smiles right when you don't
think you can go another day without one (like you're starting to joke about how you want to leave junior out by the dumpster, ha ha?).
When you
think about it, your little
baby has been tucked up inside Mom's tummy for nine months, listening to her heartbeat,
hearing her tummy gurgles, talking, Dad's voice, music etc..
And it's where we love to
hear your funny stories about you breastfeeding your
babies, or pumping for your
babies, and let's just say things don't exactly go the way you
thought they were going to go in your head, something happens, usually something embarrassing.
When I
hear nipple confusion I
think that the
baby is confused about what is happening when offered the breast and artificial nipples.
When we
hear that a
baby is not sleeping and fussy we often write it off as a growth spurt or teething; however, sleep regressions are
thought to be caused by the development of new skills in your ever changing
baby.
I
think I had
heard so much about the work and the pain and the complications that for me going into it I saw the positives as it being good for the
babies and good for our relationship.
I
think if
hearing mothers can just block the noise out and focus on their
baby's face, they may be able to pick up more particular signals.
Slings Still Have Place for Parents Despite Recall «My
thought when I
heard Wednesday that Infantino was recalling more than 1 million
baby slings because of concerns about suffocation: Why didn't they do this earlier?»
It's normal to leak or even spray milk — this tends to happen right before a feeding (when the tank is getting full), when you
think about your
baby, even when you
hear another
baby cry.
It is not unusual to
hear a first - time mother tell a nurse, «I don't
think I have anything yet to feed the
baby.»
Having adequate down time allows your
baby to
think about what she has seen and
heard.
Some people
hear about the death of a
baby and
think nothing of it.
When the loss happens later in the pregnancy or during or after birth, I often
hear moms tell me that, everywhere they go, it seems as if everyone else has or is having a
baby, which further reinforces the
thought, «I don't have my
baby.»
Darcy Smith, Oklahoma, USA Photos: Texas Vogue Dear
Baby, Sometimes to relax while breastfeeding, I
think about sitting on a beach and
hearing the waves, feeling sand between my toes, and smelling the salty air.
I
think, everything that goes into taking care of a
baby no matter how it happens is
baby friendly, so telling someone who doesn't want to breastfeed, for whatever their reason is, or someone who's having a difficult journey, for whatever that reason is, that they are not being
baby - friendly, is just like a dagger through my heart, I mean that would have been so painful for me to
hear.
I'd love to
hear your
thoughts and of course tips on
Baby registries that should be added to the list!
If your home is too small to give you any privacy, or if you
think you'll feel compelled to rush to your
baby when you
hear him cry, at least get out for a short walk or a quick cup of coffee at a nearby cafe.
JEAN CHAN: We often
hear we need to
think about our children's oral hygiene when they're just a few months old, so what does this mean for breastfeeding moms and
babies?
Sometimes I
think people
hear «I don't like my
baby» when we complain at all about this stage, so they give us these really weird looks.
They sell them at babiesrus now.I
think they are the closest to the breast in my opinon.I also
heard that the breastflow bottle from first years is also a good bottle for breastfed
babies.
He discovered how easily
hearing babies of deaf parents learned sign language and also noticed that these
babies appeared less demanding than
babies who didn't know sign language because they could express their
thoughts and needs more easily.
(The same thing can happen when you merely
think of your
baby nursing or
hear his cries.)
This is something every soon to be mother
hears about, tries to prepare for and
thinks they understand what will happen once the
babies arrive.
After 5 minutes our
baby was still quite blue and I
heard Sue Baelen, our extraordinary backup midwife, say, «OK Maria, I
think we either need to give the
baby some oxygen or Sarah needs to do mouth - to - mouth.»
If we
think the mother is receptive to
hearing about the health benefits of breastfeeding for her and her
baby, we may discuss them with her.
I
heard him talk about it, he
thinks that the syntetic oxytocin given during labour interferes with the natural production of oxytocin, not only for the mother but for the
baby as well because the syntetic oxytocin crosses the placenta and gets into the
baby's circulation.
Have you
heard anything more ridiculous of holding a six month old
baby over a toilet when you
think they are about to have a bowel movement?
It may sound selfish but I don't
think I'd be doing my
baby any favors my being stressed and tense during feedings which I
hear a
baby can pick up on anyway.
We
hear friends and family talking about how their little ones getting five, eight, maybe even TWELVE hours of uninterrupted sleep and well, it's no wonder we
think we're doing it wrong or that our
baby is «broken».
We
hear lots of stories of well - intentioned friends and relations
thinking it was good idea to give your
baby a «treat.»
This is what I tell myself... and then I
hear my
baby crying so I go breastfeed him and
think of how thankful I am for my family and everything I have.
Another says, «At first, I couldn't leave the house without nursing pads because I knew the second I saw or
heard another
baby, or even
thought about my
baby, I'd leak everywhere.»
I
think the longest I have
heard was 21 days without a poop, and
baby was fine.
And I was just
thinking to myself, you know, that it's really bittersweet when you
hear stories like this because you know how amazing it is that that child was able to live, but you also know that that means another
baby died.
Get an audiologist's opinion about
hearing tests and what to do if you
think your
baby, toddler, preschooler, or older child ha...
You've
heard it before, and I'm sure - like me - you
thought, «I'll just make my own
baby food and save so much money!»
When your
baby stimulates your breast by suckling (or even when you
think of your
baby,
hear your
baby's cry, smell your
baby's scent or look at a picture of your
baby), your body releases oxytocin and prolactin that triggers a «let down» so milk flows from the alveoli to the milk ducts.
by getting pregnant again:P lol but they have both had their own beds for more then 2 yrs available to them, and they had many times slept in them... But I am currently
thinking of getting a bigger bed so when my 5.5 mth old is a bit bigger the boys can come in with us again if they want (on occasion I wake up to find one or the other in bed with me and the
baby and I love it;) I know it might sound like I have taken on a lot to keep them all with me for so long, but in reality the time has went by far too fast, and the memories of those nights I love and cherish them now... what works for me might not work for others, I have
heard of so many safe and wonderful co-sleeping (or sharing) ways that family's have came up with, what works for some wont work for others, so it is best to look into it to find the best way that works for your family:) drmamma.org has some wonderful tips and suggestions... if you want t talk more, feel free to respond I would be glad to help in anyway I can:)
If you read this and
think that all moms want to be around their cuddly new
babies, then you haven't
heard of post-partum depression.
I often
hear the hypothesis that
babies that are sleep trained do not cry because they
think mom will no longer respond.
Now when I
hear people asking a woman sporting a
baby bump about her breast feeding choice, I
think about how it may not be a choice for her or anyone in the long run.
Sometimes
babies and children seem very alert, so you
think they can
hear you well, but they are actually using their other senses to know what is going on around them.