She's going on 20 months and she's 31 lbs. Regarding the slings, NO WAY! LOL, she is too heavy for that. So far that has worked really good for us. Mommy decides when you get out, when you get held, when you get to play.not you. Life is all about give and take and I think this is just the age to start teaching that in a small scale. I dunno, everyone will have different opinions on stuff like this but I guess for me and DS, I've always taken the attitude that I'm the boss, I'm the parent.and grocery store time or errand time is not the time for playing OR getting what you want. But do NOT give in to her wanting down or to be carried. Make it brief at first and then extend the time each time you go back. Take small trips, distract with a snack or toy. I think that since your DD already has been picked up or walked and now fights the cart you are going to have to re-introduce it slowly. He just knows that the cart is his only option. And I've never picked him up and carried him either.
His feet have literally NEVER touched the ground at the grocery store, Target, Walgreens.etc. Well my theory on things like this, and this was just talked about on another thread, is that DS is good about being in a cart/stroller because he was never given any other option. At least now I know to get the NEXT baby used to it in a consistent manner so I won't have this problem next time around. I'm sure people would be looking at me like I'm a bad mother and I would hate to be judged like that.Īnyone else in the same boat? It's so physically tiring and I just want her to stop feeling so insecure. I've tried just putting her in a cart for a little bit (to slowly have her get used to it), but then she throws a crying fit. I guess I just have to wait until I can explain it to her and she understands. She's great about being on her own if we're in some designated play area, but she clings on to me for dear life if we're out in public. I don't want her to feel insecure anymore, for her sake and my back's sake. I try to encourage her to walk while she's on her backpack leash, but I guess she feels insecure, just as she's insecure about being in a stroller or cart. I ACHE to put her in a stroller or shopping cart but she HATES it! She can walk (even run) but when we're out in public, most of the time she wants me to just carry her. Now she's 18 months and weighs 30 lbs and I just physically can't keep up with carrying her all the time when we're out running errands. But then she began to make a big fuss about it and would want me to carry her all the time instead. Next time I'll be doing much more research.My daughter was fine sitting in a stroller from the time she was an infant up until she was several months old. What a shame that Sears is allowing this shyt company to act as a vendor on their site. I have attempted to contact the company and have been refused a refund.
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After about an hour I finally got back onto windows but now the wireless wifi is not accessible and when plugged into my router, the internet just doesnt work very well. Upon turning on, the laptop seemed great as I logged into wifi and star ted browsing the internet but as soon as I went to restart it I got a error of media test failure and profile errors and the only way to correct this was to go into repair mode. The laptop is very beat up but hey after spending $170 and waiting so long, I figured I'd give it a try. First off the order was created on June 10th, a shipping label was created on June 11th, it wasnt picked up by fedex until the 26th and it was delivered on the 29th. Since ordering, I have had nothing but problems. I had ordered a dell refurbished dell latitude e6410 I5 2.4ghz 2gb 160gb dvd windows 7 home laptop notebook.
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