Comments on: Noncooperative baby http://www.momsjournal.org/20080211/noncooperative-baby/ My baby leaks from both ends…what's the hospital's policy on returns? Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:15:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Erica http://www.momsjournal.org/20080211/noncooperative-baby/#comment-18792 Erica Fri, 15 Feb 2008 16:59:31 +0000 http://www.momsjournal.org/20080211/noncooperative-baby/#comment-18792 I would be tickled at the thought too, but I haven't started any sort of baby book aside from tracking every milestone on this blog. Sophia may hate getting wet but I doubt she'll keep as clean as Cierra. If she's like me - when I painted the rooms in our house you could tell what color everything was just by looking at me ;-) I would be tickled at the thought too, but I haven’t started any sort of baby book aside from tracking every milestone on this blog. Sophia may hate getting wet but I doubt she’ll keep as clean as Cierra. If she’s like me – when I painted the rooms in our house you could tell what color everything was just by looking at me ;-)

]]> By: Kimberly http://www.momsjournal.org/20080211/noncooperative-baby/#comment-18760 Kimberly Tue, 12 Feb 2008 00:34:23 +0000 http://www.momsjournal.org/20080211/noncooperative-baby/#comment-18760 That is an adorable idea. And I am tickled at the thought of you flipping to that "hand-print" in your baby book in years to come to see her fist-print. You'll be amused every time you see it. It's probably more memorable than a "real" hand-print would've been. Cierra (my niece) was the same way. I wasn't aware of her issues with messy hands, so I thought I was doing something great for her when I bought a set of finger paints and a large-pad art paper tablet when she was about 18 months old. She gingerly poked at it with <i>a</i> fingertip, and I was going in full-fisted, smearing paint all over the paper. She refused to join in. <em>Kimberly's last blog post..<a href='http://smarmoofus.com/?p=59' rel="nofollow">55 Flash Fiction Friday: That Again?</a></em> That is an adorable idea. And I am tickled at the thought of you flipping to that “hand-print” in your baby book in years to come to see her fist-print. You’ll be amused every time you see it. It’s probably more memorable than a “real” hand-print would’ve been.

Cierra (my niece) was the same way. I wasn’t aware of her issues with messy hands, so I thought I was doing something great for her when I bought a set of finger paints and a large-pad art paper tablet when she was about 18 months old. She gingerly poked at it with a fingertip, and I was going in full-fisted, smearing paint all over the paper. She refused to join in.

Kimberly’s last blog post..55 Flash Fiction Friday: That Again?

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