My Kid is Smarter Than Yours|Don’t cry. I don’t hold it against you.
Oct
12
Filed Under (Home And Family) by Corey
Wilmavimom asked:
My 6 month old son cannot roll from his front to his back yet. He does roll from his back to his side, and then from his side to his stomach, so I’m not worried about him developmentaly, but it would be nice to teach him to roll to his back. He is stong enough, he lifts his upper body and supports himself on his arms. He does get tummy time 10-15 mon 2-3 times per day, sometimes more, and I try to put his toys slightly out of his reach, but he just squirms to get to them. Sometimes I think that he might crawl before he starts rolling over!
My 6 month old son cannot roll from his front to his back yet. He does roll from his back to his side, and then from his side to his stomach, so I’m not worried about him developmentaly, but it would be nice to teach him to roll to his back. He is stong enough, he lifts his upper body and supports himself on his arms. He does get tummy time 10-15 mon 2-3 times per day, sometimes more, and I try to put his toys slightly out of his reach, but he just squirms to get to them. Sometimes I think that he might crawl before he starts rolling over!
Aug
23
Filed Under (Home And Family) by Corey
angelbaby asked:
My daughter is very good about sharing some things, like snacks, but her and the sitter’s daughter go back and forth with each other over toys. They are 2 yrs. and almost 3 years, and both like to say Mine. Do they ever learn to get along with each other that way?
The sitter is great with them, she’s good at dealing with it, and trying to teach them the right way. It’s just one of those things that seems like no matter how often you try, it doesn’t work. But I guess it will eventually when they both understand better…
My daughter is very good about sharing some things, like snacks, but her and the sitter’s daughter go back and forth with each other over toys. They are 2 yrs. and almost 3 years, and both like to say Mine. Do they ever learn to get along with each other that way?
The sitter is great with them, she’s good at dealing with it, and trying to teach them the right way. It’s just one of those things that seems like no matter how often you try, it doesn’t work. But I guess it will eventually when they both understand better…
Jul
15
starbrite. asked:
Never believe that our young people are only interest in their love life.Adults are to quick to
JUDGE OUR KIDS ON THE WAY THEY DRESS.
We better learn to trust our kids,there going to
run our goverment someday.
what is this i hear about teens taking toys to poor kids at christmas,and handing out food to homeless?
Never believe that our young people are only interest in their love life.Adults are to quick to
JUDGE OUR KIDS ON THE WAY THEY DRESS.
We better learn to trust our kids,there going to
run our goverment someday.
what is this i hear about teens taking toys to poor kids at christmas,and handing out food to homeless?
