Cereal in Bottle

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I just want to say i didnt come on here to start anything, but i was looking through the forum and saw that my future MIL said
"ur damn right"
when someone asked her,
"so u would go against the wishes of the childs mother."

Now any mother would agree with me when they find out that someone is not doing what you think is best for your child, behind your back.
That is all. Now if I'm immature than what is my future MIL?
She's arguing with a 20 year old and calling me stupid and what not. so if im immature than the 50 something woman who is going back and forth with me isnt any better.

If you were mature enough to handle this information properly you would have calmly called your future MIL and asked if she has done this to you in the past.

At that point it is your opportunity to A) nicely explain how this would bother you and B) decide if you should leave your child with her again

Remember - you've had a boy, you're going to be a MIL at some point in your life. What kind of daughter-in-law will you want to have?

I doubt you're being that person right now. Grow Up!
 

sockgirl77

Well-Known Member
On Suz's behalf I'd like to point out that she's only her future MIL. Or possibly maybe might be someday.
 

sux2b44

I heart CLeValley
I can't wait to find out little Speedy's 6 month stats on Thursday. He had to go to his pedi at 5 months for a cold and he was 16 pounds even. He was 26" long at his 4 month appointment. I am curious to find out if he's close to the 30" limit on his infant seat.

My 2nd son was 9 pounds 6 oz. and 23 inches long at birth. If he doubled his weight at 2 months he would have been playing pro football at age 6.

My 1st son ws 7 pounds 13 oz and 23 inches long at birth. He is now 6' 5" and 250 pounds. He wears a 16 shoe. You cant go by the birth weight.
 
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kris31280

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I know doctors dont know ur child like u do. but i was just saying after i followed doctors orders it seemed to work great. i mean these doctors did go to school for a long time, they do know alittle something. but all in all i was just answering a question that someone asked.
I haven't even gotten to the end of this thread yet, so maybe someone else picked up on it...

I have 4 letters for you... STFU. Pure and simple. STFU.

Putting cereal in bottles is too "old school"? Did your mom put cereal in your bottle? My grandmother did in my mother's bottle, and my mother did in my bottle... and last I checked we all turned out to be just fine...

You're only 20 years old and you're trying to give other people parenting advice, and knocking the parental advice of those who have had kids before you? WTF is wrong with you?

Man, after I had my son my mother, grandmother, and friends who had babies became invaluable with the advice and support they lent... do you think every great parent was born that way? There's a reason the saying is "It takes a village to raise a child"...
 

sockgirl77

Well-Known Member
I haven't even gotten to the end of this thread yet, so maybe someone else picked up on it...

I have 4 letters for you... STFU. Pure and simple. STFU.

Putting cereal in bottles is too "old school"? Did your mom put cereal in your bottle? My grandmother did in my mother's bottle, and my mother did in my bottle... and last I checked we all turned out to be just fine...

You're only 20 years old and you're trying to give other people parenting advice, and knocking the parental advice of those who have had kids before you? WTF is wrong with you?

Man, after I had my son my mother, grandmother, and friends who had babies became invaluable with the advice and support they lent... do you think every great parent was born that way? There's a reason the saying is "It takes a village to raise a child"...

Excellent post. :high5:
 
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kris31280

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Excellent post. :high5:
:pete: Why thank you...

I just got a little heated there when I saw the little pissant knockin' you and me and every other mother in this forum for not knowing what we were doing with our all very healthy kids.
 
I haven't even gotten to the end of this thread yet, so maybe someone else picked up on it...

I have 4 letters for you... STFU. Pure and simple. STFU.

Putting cereal in bottles is too "old school"? Did your mom put cereal in your bottle? My grandmother did in my mother's bottle, and my mother did in my bottle... and last I checked we all turned out to be just fine...

You're only 20 years old and you're trying to give other people parenting advice, and knocking the parental advice of those who have had kids before you? WTF is wrong with you?

Man, after I had my son my mother, grandmother, and friends who had babies became invaluable with the advice and support they lent... do you think every great parent was born that way? There's a reason the saying is "It takes a village to raise a child"...

And it takes only 2 idiots in the village to create one child! :lmao:

About the mother, grandmother and friends - they were/are a fountain of knowledge when we had ours... I was the baby of the family and had NO CLUE on what to do, some came naturally, some I had to be shown - and I was not proud to ask "how" or "why"...
 
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