(Hang the legs out and ........)
(........ kick to auto-rock!)
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How long can he sleep in that 'Sarong'? I thought of getting one for Narelle but they don't sell it here. Will get it in Singapore when we go back next month.Or maybe not, too many things to pack now before moving to Bangkok.
Oh, he sleeps in the 'sarong' the whole night through! In fact, he's gotten too used to sleeping in the sarong so much so if I put him to sleep in the baby bed, he just wouldn't fall asleep by himself (unless he's already sound asleep in the sarong and I gently transfer him to the baby bed).
With that.. you no longer need to 'rock' him. Ha.
No sarong for my 2 girls as I'm worried I'll have to bring it along when we go on holidays.
You said, Nafi smiles at me? What is that?
Little boy is cute...So plan to wean off the sarong for ur boy??
Haha...no plans yet to wean him off the sarong becos as what Zara's Mama said, it becomes a dependence for him already. That's my mistake for allowing my mother-in-law to use the sarong on him.
Originally when Juan Or was a newborn, I didn't use the sarong on him - main reason was because I felt awkward putting him into the sarong (you know-lah, new mum so not used to it yet) and that time I don't have a baby bed yet because of space constraint in my room (living in in-law's house), so Juan Or made do by sleeping on the bouncinette. Until when he's able to turn already, I shifted him to a baby mattress laid on the floor. All went well until one day he caught a flu and easily became fretful, even refused to suck on the breast (nose block) and cried frequently. So my mother-in-law sort of 'took over' and put him into the sarong. So from that day onwards, Juan Or is stuck on the sarong. No turning back. Really regret it. What can I do? If I insist my way, my mother-in-law will have lots of things to say, one of it being old people (like her) who brought up 3 children before are definitely more knowledgeable about bringing up babies! What's more she can't stand hearing and seeing a baby cry, saying that she gets stressed up just by hearing babies cry and she even says that babies who cry too long will get fits! If I insists too much of my way, there will be lots of grudges accumulated (which happened before but was resolved). And I'm not ready to move out yet becos currently, Juan Or only accepts drinking milk from the bottle when at the babysitter's (who stays just a few houses away from my in-law's house). So even on Sundays (it's an off-day for the babysitter), I still have to bring him there to drink milk. Many things about the baby are just not favourable yet to allow hubby and I to move out.
new mom is always lik tat~wen i was small n im the oldest among my brothers and sister, i wan take care by my great grandmother...bt she did not put me in the sarong so wen i was small im nt get use to it...bt my brothers and sister got use sarong for their nap oni..wen they sleep at nite, my mom not let them in sarong...wen baby too dependence to sarong, mayb oni way is wen they sleep,slowly bring them to the mattress...
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