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I would.? I'd start in the morning too in case he ever has an allergic reaction.? You will notice it before you send him to bed for the night.? Maybe when he's 9-10 months I'd add another meal and then by 12 months have them on 3 meals and slowly add snacks.

for a paper towel replacement, what about microfiber towels from the car department?? They're super absorbant.? Some peopel even fold them up and put them in cloth diapers!? I think you should also look into picking up regular cloth towels as well, you don't have to keep them out forever.? You can easily throw them in whatever load of laundry you're doing at the moment.? I never do a load just for towels, they're always in...

We have an exersaucer and a jumperoo, but don't put batteries in it. It is still a plastic toy, but since my husband is home he can put him in it and clean bottles, do laundry, etc. Our son likes the discovery time. We also have an "interactive" mat that we got at Right Start. It has mirrors and squeaks and has all different colors and pictures. I can put him on that with a couple of board books and that seems to make him happy...

Lysine is a good prevention but unfortunately not a cure once it's here, at least in my experience.? I learned a while back that if you hold ice on it when you first feel it coming on it will retard the growth of it.? It works, but you have to be diligent and do it often. Ps the only time I get horrendous cold sores is when i am pregnant....it's how I KNEW I was pregnant this time around...it took up half my bottom lip LOL!!!!? I...

Lexi loves her Jumperoo. ?We got ours at a garage sale. ?She also has a walker that she loves, but every time we pet her in it she does this ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myV3pmYePZM ), so she doesn't?get to play in it too often. She also has a pack & play playpen with a cloth play mat that has mirrors squeaking toys and crinkle toys. Right now her favorite toy is paper.

DD has been wearing an amber teething necklace for about a year now. Though I think it helps relieve some of the discomfort, she still experiences some pain associated with teething. I still find myself giving her a dose of tylenol at bedtime, but she seems to do just fine during the day without it. I have never tried it but a friend once suggested soaking a washcloth in apple juice and freezing it for LO to chomp on.

We are planning on going to LOWES and buying a REAL christmas tree tonight. We also have a small fake one. But I got to thinking I'm sure they spray them I mean with repellent??

If it were me, not only would I refuse, I would see another Pediatrician! Fluoride is absolutely dangerous, I agree 100% with MissyMomma81

It's just active kids - my DD has a chipped front tooth also from a fall. If you put it in perspective its not a lot different than a broken bone - they just hit their tooth first - kwim? My nephew has super soft teeth and when he fell his whole tooth came out because it was soft. A hard tooth will chip.

Haha. It would only be ME using them for pee wipes. That would cut our consumption by 90%. It would just be me, my hubster would never deal with it. I'd wash them with DS's dipeys and wipeys, but mine would have a different print. I think I may just buy them and put them in the bathroom, then in a couple weeks maybe start using them and not say anything :)