Comments for Parent Extremis http://www.parentextremis.com Thu, 04 Dec 2008 23:21:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on National Adoption Month by November is Peanut Butter Lovers month and a whole lot more « JasonSanders http://www.parentextremis.com/national-adoption-month/#comment-698 November is Peanut Butter Lovers month and a whole lot more « JasonSanders Thu, 13 Nov 2008 19:05:18 +0000 http://www.parentextremis.com/?p=324#comment-698 [...] It’s hosting Movember,  Aviation Month, Child Safety Month, International Drum Month, National Adoption Month (US), National Epilepsy Awareness Month (US), National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and, of [...] [...] It’s hosting Movember,  Aviation Month, Child Safety Month, International Drum Month, National Adoption Month (US), National Epilepsy Awareness Month (US), National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month and, of [...]

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]]> Comment on Lovey Lessons by Sarah Lena http://www.parentextremis.com/lovey-lessons/#comment-685 Sarah Lena Thu, 06 Nov 2008 16:37:55 +0000 http://www.parentextremis.com/?p=314#comment-685 Tony has a baby blanket that was knitted by my old boss, and he's slept with it since he was born. When he goes down for a nap, he stands up in the crib and rubs EVERYTHING with that blanket. Crib soother? Needs the rub. Crib rail? A little blanket rub. Cheek? Much blankie rubbing. We try and keep the blankie in the crib, but it's awfully cute. To me. Tony has a baby blanket that was knitted by my old boss, and he’s slept with it since he was born. When he goes down for a nap, he stands up in the crib and rubs EVERYTHING with that blanket. Crib soother? Needs the rub. Crib rail? A little blanket rub. Cheek? Much blankie rubbing.

We try and keep the blankie in the crib, but it’s awfully cute. To me.

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