Comments on: When to get rid of Soothers and Nipples from your bottles http://www.realtechmom.com/when-to-get-rid-of-soothers-and-nipples-from-your-bottles/ Canadian Mom Blogger Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:52:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Superfood Girl http://www.realtechmom.com/when-to-get-rid-of-soothers-and-nipples-from-your-bottles/#comment-17 Superfood Girl Thu, 18 Sep 2008 03:39:30 +0000 http://www.realtechmom.com/when-to-get-rid-of-soothers-and-nipples-from-your-bottles/#comment-17 It was my "ideal" before having children to not have to use pacifiers (I like that word you use, soothers...that is the same thing right?). Anyway, we ended up having twins, so I needed "soothers" to help ME from going crazy trying to manage 2 infants. We seem to have these ideas about parenting before it happens, and things end up being a lot different "in practice" compared to the before, "in theory". I too wanted to mention how much "The Happiest Baby on the Block" helped me get through those first few months...my infants went from sleeping not-so-much, to sleeping most of the time (which is what infants should be doing...and sleeping less and less as time goes on). This (sleeping a lot) also seems to be one of natures "built in" sanity-protectors as far as the parents emotional stability is concerned in the early days of stumbling through parenthood. God bless "Peefers" and Dr. Harvey Karp It was my “ideal” before having children to not have to use pacifiers (I like that word you use, soothers…that is the same thing right?). Anyway, we ended up having twins, so I needed “soothers” to help ME from going crazy trying to manage 2 infants. We seem to have these ideas about parenting before it happens, and things end up being a lot different “in practice” compared to the before, “in theory”.

I too wanted to mention how much “The Happiest Baby on the Block” helped me get through those first few months…my infants went from sleeping not-so-much, to sleeping most of the time (which is what infants should be doing…and sleeping less and less as time goes on). This (sleeping a lot) also seems to be one of natures “built in” sanity-protectors as far as the parents emotional stability is concerned in the early days of stumbling through parenthood.

God bless “Peefers” and Dr. Harvey Karp

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