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November 04, 2004

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buying oragnic products for our little ones is what we all want.

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Feeding your babies the right organic food is really very healthy.

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Paella always make me think of speey gonzalez for some reason!!! Andale andale ariba!! This looks gorgeous, remember having it in Barcelona and loving it! I'm so glad you tried it out. I was thinking about this recipe just the other day, I have to do it again soon.
I made this yesterday and it was yum! Thank you.

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What is rich and poor, what is the second generation in life, as long as one should do something, brave, a person should simply happy life, don't consider so much, let oneself so trouble!

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Since your daughter seems to be moving away from the bottle anyway, you could help things along by limiting it to home only and setting a timer for how long she gets it. Those two moves might make it easier to wait for her to lose interest on her own

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They only come out in the summer time. They are very light weight because when you smash them they almost disintegrate. The legs, although will keep moving. HELP!!! We believe they came in with some new carpet that we got years ago and have since gotten rid of. They crawl on the ceilings at night when the lights go out. It's annoying when you are trying to sleep and there they are. We have tried bug spray but it does not work.

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HI ALL,
DOES EATING FROZEN YOGURT HAVE THE SAME BENEFITS AS REGULAR YOGURT? AIDING IN DIGESTION. THANKS

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What is the difference between Greek yogurt and just normal yogurt?
Are there special nutrients in Greek yogurt not found in normal yogurt or what? What's so special about Greek yogurt?

Jenny

my son is a month and a half old, and he is already fighting me with the bottle. he doesnt want it. and he wont breastfeed. i think its cause my husband covers his binky with adult food. he likes that stuff instead, so he'll prolly start early with solids (jarred food) and such. no problems getting him OFF the bottle. its a problem getting him ON it.

Jennifer

My theory is that life is hard enough when you understand what's going on. It's gotta be really rough for a toddler. If it takes a blanket or a bottle to help make it through the day, I'm all for it. My 25 month old daughter wears a green bucket hat 24/7. Even sleeps in it. We live in MN so I'm starting to get some looks, but it does have its advantages: she always wears a hat outdoors, she never leaves it anywhere, and she's easy to spot. :-)

Since your daughter seems to be moving away from the bottle anyway, you could help things along by limiting it to home only and setting a timer for how long she gets it. Those two moves might make it easier to wait for her to lose interest on her own. Or, when you can't take it anymore, keep cutting down when and for how long she can have it until she's done.

Best of luck either way!

Lunasea

No Barney. I'm holding fast to this one. There are some things that are necessary for my sanity, and not seeing the Stepford Kids and the purple dinosaur are a couple of them. And the pacifier (but only in bed) for my 2-year-old. That seems to be necessary for my sanity, too. And I also avoid bringing it up with the doc.

daddydaycare

We had this problem. We waited WAY too long with our twins. Past 2! Further, they were always asking why they couldn't have bottles when the baby had one...I cured it by giving them one bottle a day, usually after nap time. All the other feedings, they were getting sippy cups. We went with one bottle for probably two months, probably unnecessarily too long. However, when I took all away, they were OK with it. About two weeks after that, they were eating us out of house and home again...Good luck!

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