If you hadn't had kids...
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If you hadn't had kids...
| Thu, 05-20-2004 - 10:34pm |
And your dh made enough $$ to support both of you comfortably, do you think you would be working?
| Thu, 05-20-2004 - 10:34pm |
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Yuck. FWIW, i find your ideas incredibly narrow-minded and simplistic to the core -- with no room for anyone to deviate from YOUR path in any way -- even if that path has been fruitful and positive.
oh, and all moms are on duty 24/7.
eileen
oh and i've continued to woh as a teacher. BFD....doesn't change my enjoyment of or appreciation with motherhood one single darn bit.
eileen
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Okay, if you go that route, then we have to start comparing diets. Her diet could have been much more nutrient packed than yours, so even with the loss of nutrients due to freezing/thawing hers still could have been much more nutritious than yours. Maybe you ate donuts and french fries every day and she ate broccoli and fish.
You're not some super mommy because you bf longer than many.
Choose your friends by their character and your socks by their color. Choosing your socks by their character makes no sense and choosing your friends by their color is unthinkable.
So what do you put in your dd cup when she was 5 months old if not b-milk?
PumpkinAngel
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Maybe that's why spending time w/my parents is so important to me now...
C
Hmm, perhaps you could provide us with some *firm* research which supports the idea that bottle-feeding is BEST LOL? BTW, I didn't find out about the *research* until my dd was a toddler. In other words, I don't make decisions based on research, I make them based on what *I* think is the right thing to do.
"but you didn't listen to the experts about solid foods?"
Nope, LOL. I listened to my dd. Obviously, the experts hadn't met my dd.
"Most recommend not serving solid as in solid (not mushy) foods until much older don't they?"
Hmm, so is this what *you* did right? Btw, as I have already stated, it took my dd several weeks, if not months, of experiementing with solid foods to get to the point where she actually got some nutritional value from them, and by this time she was precisely the age that the *experts* recommended LOL.
"In fact I believe the research states that babies really only need b-milk for the first year to thrive....right?"
Yes, yes it does, and your point would be??? BTW LOL, this is what *you* did right?
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This is soooo typical of you.
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Umm, that's what the rest of us do. But you still insist that we are either wrong, or not as wonderful in our parenting as you.
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See above.
Choose your friends by their character and your socks by their color. Choosing your socks by their character makes no sense and choosing your friends by their color is unthinkable.
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