lizard said:
or isn't there some sort of acid reflux that affects some babies? there's nothing you can do about that, the baby is just going to cry
regardless, this one does
I've had it up to here with the downstairs neighbors
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or isn't there some sort of acid reflux that affects some babies? there's nothing you can do about that, the baby is just going to cry
regardless, this one does
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I was a little shitbag attention whore and would cry all night every night so my mom had ot live at the neighbors for a week and my dad just ignored me. I wisened up and STFU and all was well.
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Night Mare said:
You do realize of course, that according to the Incontrovertible Laws of Apartment Living, this means you are the loud one?
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unhinged said:
I cried a lot as a baby. My dad got up every night, put me on his chest, and I fell asleep immediately. Best place on earth for wee Maren.
My nephew cried a lot too. For whatever reason, he'd shut up when he heard the hairdryer. So my brother and his girlfriend always kept one in his room.
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Didn't make the poor fellah hot and/or burn the place down? Haha
EDIT: Oh yea, you can put 'em on cold-air cancha. Woops.
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Haven't read this entire thread...but lizard -- be thankful you haven't had to deal with acid reflux in a newborn.
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yeah, I know we were lucky. Noah didn't have any of that stuff, just a couple of ear infections.JayKeeley said:
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Erik said:ITP, we teach people to not fuck around with the belongings of others, the hard way:
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All he needed to calm down was the sound, not the heat. You could stand metres away, and it'd still be effective. He's afraid of the vacuum cleaner though. He's a weird little fellow.KILL TULLY said:
I thought about trying it the nice way, leave a note on their baby carriage. "Don't put carriage here!" Sign with my name, so if they're mature enough they can approach me and talk to me. Or I could try it their way, the childish way, carry their buggy upstairs, make them wonder where it's gone to, like they did with my bike.Erik said:
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lol, li'l anders wouldnt stop crying last night and nothing would console him. so we let him cry it out. 45 minutes later he was asleep. good times.
we live in a house btw, and all our neighbors are the type to keep their windows closed at all times.
re: colic. no one really knows what colic is. it's a catch-all phrase to describe something undefined that ails a baby. usually it is something gastric but meh, who knows with the little buggers?
we live in a house btw, and all our neighbors are the type to keep their windows closed at all times.
re: colic. no one really knows what colic is. it's a catch-all phrase to describe something undefined that ails a baby. usually it is something gastric but meh, who knows with the little buggers?
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Conspicuously Absent said:
dude, thats not a gun. *this* is a gun
lol, notice i took out the cartridges. safety first kids!
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lol .44 magnum
that other pic looks like a .22 or a 9mm. haha would bounce off my face
edit: haha notice the top of the baby swing behind me
that other pic looks like a .22 or a 9mm. haha would bounce off my face
edit: haha notice the top of the baby swing behind me
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your webcam must feel like Dick Cheney's victim
he lives in tennessee, it's de rigueur (sp)
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he lives in tennessee, it's de rigueur (sp)
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