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My LO nursed to sleep for her first 18 months, but she recently changed her habits. Now, I nurse her for a bit at night and then lie down with her while she falls asleep. It was a painless transition because she did it on her own. I'm a big fan of allowing LO to progress at her own pace for things like this because it makes for fewer battles and less stress.View Thread


But I'm part of the group that avoids artificial sweeteners as much as possible - ditto for artificial colors, which I'm assuming Crystal Light contains. It just doesn't feel right to me - it's food that's been "messed with," not natural food.View Thread

But, as PP said, don't beat yourself up over your LO acting up in public. We've alI been there - and it's totally normal (and exhausting!).View Thread


I've heard a saying in the past that "inside every 60-year-old is a 30-year-old wondering, 'what happened?'" OK, neither of us is 60, but I'm starting to get an appreciation for what that statement means. Right now, inside my nearly 34-year-old body is a 15-year-old wondering what happened!View Thread
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