Raising babies "by the book"

[sighyoung]

There is no [expletive] book for raising kids. If you need a book to raise your child, you are probably too [expletive] stupid to be procreating in the first damn place.

Maybe they used a book for that, too.

Yeah--the "Birth Control Handbook."

[heyzeus]

And, I'm just pissy because I was up all night with AW jr who had his 3rd round of immunization shots last night and by far the 3 worst days of his life have been the days he's gotten shots.
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Yep, those are bad...but wait for the teething. Actually, forget I said anything, I want you to be able to enjoy life.

[AWvsCBsteeeerike3]

I may regret saying this, but I don't really mind him crying. I mind him crying when I don't know what's wrong. Or, better put, I hate uncertainty.

Oh, he's crying because he's tired? Fine, we can get him to go to bed.
Crying because he's hungry? Well, we can feed him in a couple minutes.
Crying because of immunizations? When does he feel better? What's it feel like? Is his fever going up? What can I do/need to do if anything? Etc. Etc Etc. Drives me nuts.

I imagine the teething will be the former. But, I'm sure there will be some sleepless nights. Though hopefully they will be more peaceful than the sleepless nights where I'm constantly worried.

[Gashouse]

Just because I despise Jenny Mccarthy for helping people accept BS

http://www.jennymccarthybodycount.com/A ... /Home.html

I read on the internet that teenagers who look at Playboy centerfolds are 38(D)% more likely to become adults who father children with autism.