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iwishiwasthere said:
This and the "family bed" are coming into practice in the US.
I've thought a little about it and think it can be a very good thing. Security and love are good and common sense really. Then again - insecurity and independance is probably what made America great. But imo, America would be greater with more love and self worth.
Fear is the enemy.
FoX said:
:shock: Thanks, dbuck. We are going to need everyone's good wishes and prayers.dbuck said:
Sea Star said:-Isn't it awesome waking up a little one. They always wake up so happy.
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You said it LL. This past September, at the age of 51, Mr. Sea Star and I found ourselves among the growing number of grandparents raising the grandchild. We literally received a 6 month old, out of the blue, with no advance notice. We were blown away (what's going to happen to retirement, etc.) but I wouldn't trade our little Sofia for anything in the world. We have survived, have a beautiful nursery, all the baby equipment we need, found a great day care so I can continue working, have developed a routine that works for us and I feel 20 years younger. Having a child at our age was never in our plans, but parenting is so much easier for us than it was when we were in our twenties. And when that alarm clock goes off, and I don't think I can get up and do it one more day, that beautiful smiling face changes my whole world.[/QUOTE]Hats off to you :clap_1: It will rewarding for many years to come.
jdarg said:
I was wondering if anybody got that
kathydwells
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
This is why I was alway's I was so scared to sleep with my son in the bed with me.
DELAND, FLORIDA -- A 3-week-old baby who was sleeping in his parents' bed died after his father apparently rolled onto him, sheriff's officials said today.
"This appears to be a very tragic, accidental death," sheriff's spokesman Gary Davidson said. But an autopsy has been planned to confirm the cause of death.
Sheriff's dispatchers received a 911 call about 5:20 a.m. reporting that a baby wasn't breathing. When emergency officials arrived at the Sleepy Oak Lane home, Melvin Finke was holding his son, Cole Finke, and attempting to perform CPR.
Paramedics continued CPR efforts, but the baby was pronounced dead when he arrived at the hospital.
The parents, Melvin, 39, and Kelly Finke, 36, said they went to sleep about 12:30 a.m. in the master bedroom with the baby. When Kelly Finke awoke about 5 a.m. to feed the baby, she noticed he wasn't breathing.
So, So sad.
DELAND, FLORIDA -- A 3-week-old baby who was sleeping in his parents' bed died after his father apparently rolled onto him, sheriff's officials said today.
"This appears to be a very tragic, accidental death," sheriff's spokesman Gary Davidson said. But an autopsy has been planned to confirm the cause of death.
Sheriff's dispatchers received a 911 call about 5:20 a.m. reporting that a baby wasn't breathing. When emergency officials arrived at the Sleepy Oak Lane home, Melvin Finke was holding his son, Cole Finke, and attempting to perform CPR.
Paramedics continued CPR efforts, but the baby was pronounced dead when he arrived at the hospital.
The parents, Melvin, 39, and Kelly Finke, 36, said they went to sleep about 12:30 a.m. in the master bedroom with the baby. When Kelly Finke awoke about 5 a.m. to feed the baby, she noticed he wasn't breathing.
So, So sad.
Yep. That's what our birthing coach kept preaching about.