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Baby Shower
Asked by A.B. from Sacramento
on February 1, 2007
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I am having my baby shower in a week and its after the baby has been born. Should I still play some of the baby shower games? Or what suggestions does anyone have for ...
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- Well, if you knew me you'd laugh. I love the games. Whoever is not holding the baby needs to participate. :) I guess it would depend on the games and such. It is ...
- I say you should still play the games. Why not? You just can't do anything where the guests have to guess the gender of the baby. Everyone usually likes them and they...
- Hi A., Congrats! I just joined and you obviously can't play the "measure the tummy" game :) My favorite one is the memory game (with the baby items), although I have a...
Baby Shower
Asked by E.P. from Los Angeles
on March 15, 2010
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How much do you spend on a Baby Shower gift?
Baby Shower for Baby #3
Asked by B.J. from Longview
on January 11, 2011
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Hi ladies!!
I am currently pregnant with my third child. I had a baby shower for my first two.They are now 7 and 4. My sister wants to give me a baby shower for bab...
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- Well, baby #3 for me was 7 years after my previous child, SSOOO, I am probably in a different boat and I was given a shower because I had absolutely no baby stuff left...
- All babies deserve to be celebrated! We did things that weren't all about the gifts. We did things special for the babies. We made special "wish blankets" where everyo...
- I only had 2 so I can't say for certain what the "rule" is. In our area for the first baby it is called a baby shower, for baby #2 & #3 etc. it's called a baby sprink...
What to Add/leave off Baby Registry?
Asked by S.J. from Wausau
on December 31, 2008
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Hi - I am wondering what items other Moms have put on their Baby Registry, and what items you would leave off? Obviously, leave off clothes, but is there anything you ...
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- I agree with Anne. Register for everything you want or think you may need. I had a lot of people pool together and get me some of the bigger purchases. I also regis...
- I read a few of the responses, and I agree with most of them, only request one kind of bottle, they seriously take up so much room, and you will end up prefering one b...
- i agree about the diaper genie....waste of money. at our house garbage goes out every day anyways. but onesies are a big must. i used cloth diaper as burp towels.
New Baby
Asked by J.M. from Tyler
on August 30, 2008
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I am wondering if you have any ideas on how to prepare my 20 month old for a new baby. She will be two when the baby is born. I want her to feel like she is still ou...
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- The best advice I can give is let her have playtime to herself! By this I mean, can she play alone? Without Mommy? Can she look at a book or play alone with her toys...
- The first thing is if she wants in your lap while you are feeding the baby, let her. I started this in the hospital with my son when my daughter was born. I never told...
- Just a small thing that I did when my second was born...After I had the new one's picture taken I got out my first born's baby picture and put them up side by side in ...
Baby Shower for Baby #2
Asked by S.T. from New York
on January 25, 2008
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Looking to see how many of you had another baby shower for baby #2. I have a 3 year old daugter and we have basically everything that a baby needed but, we just found ...
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- Of course you have another shower....but with the closest family and friends. I had a second shower for my second daughter and the first was only 2 1/2.......My paren...
- I had a shower for all three of my kids. I didn't throw the showers myself. They were all done by my sisters/sister in law. I don't think it's terrible thing to hav...
- The answer is YES. Every pregnancy should end with a shower, big or small it doesn't matter but you will always have a need for pampers and or small items. Plus it's a...
Baby Shower for 3Rd Child
Asked by T.M. from Kansas City
on August 26, 2009
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Does anyone have any ideas for a 3rd Child Baby Shower. Not planning on doing an actual shower but a girl's get-together to celebrate the new baby. Did a Shower for ...
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- Hello, I once heard about this for a baby shower type get together. Instead of traditional supplies, everyone invited brought a labeled, yummy homemade dinner/dish in...
- In the south, they do a sip and see. After the baby is born, mother and baby come to have tea(sip) and bring the baby(see). People bring presents, most bring an outf...
- What about like the Pampered pregnancy, spa-like idea where she gets pampered with gifts for her? Since its her 3rd I am sure she'd love some luxury and relaxation and...
Baby Shower for Baby #5?
Asked by A.G. from Orlando
on December 9, 2009
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Hello Moms, I have a question for you all... What do you think about a baby shower for a 5th baby? I have 4 children with my ex-husband. I am currently pregnant wit...
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- I find all of the comments interesting... you need to do what you feel comfortable with. I am part of a Mommy group & we throw showers for 2nd babies (especially if ...
- I think it would be just fine! It sounds like he is excited and very proud. Go for it!
- Have a baby shower, since it's you and your husband's first child together. Maybe just invite friends and family that are in common with you and your husband. Good l...
Baby Shower
Asked by K.B. from Sacramento
on December 3, 2008
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I would like some opinions and having a baby shower with your second. My daughter is 4 now and we don’t have a lot of her things from when she was a baby. Mainly bec...
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- Myself, I don't mind attending a shower for a second child, especially when they are spaced far apart, but the fact is that if you have a second shower *someone*, at l...
- Yes A baby shower would be perfectly fine to celebrate and welcome your second little baby. And especially since the need is there. You are getting so close ,do it soo...
- Every child is a celebration whether it is your 1st, 2nd or even 4th! I had a 2nd "baby shower" and both were boys and only 2 years apart. I had given a lot of baby c...
Leaving My Baby
Asked by B.A. from Washington DC
on July 10, 2010
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I'm going to see my 10 months old baby after I left him for one month. is he going to remember me?
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- Probably not but he will quickly warm up with you and remember you if you let him adjust at his own pace.
- Probably not. Ask whomever has been caring for him to show him photos of you if they haven't already. At 10 months many babies have stranger anxiety so be prepared. ...
- I have to agree with Marda. Don't get frustrated if he doesn't take to you right away. Go slow. Be very warm and happy and he will take to you. =)
