Just a few random ramblings that have crossed my mind over the past few days:
Okay, I'm not much of a brand snob, especially when it comes to clothing. And especially especially when it comes to baby clothing that the Pea is going to grow out of in a few months anyway. But I have discovered that I am a sucker for Ralph Lauren Baby. It's just sooooo soft, and I love how simple the designs are. I just get so sick of otherwise cute baby clothing that the makers then inexplicably feel the need to applique some bizarre animal participating in a random sport on... like a platypus playing badminton or something. I can't count the number of little boy outfits have a bear driving a car on them. And I really didn't get the whole baby layette decorations. Each of his little gowns and jammies was like the start of a corny joke (so a pig, a dog, and a duck get on a tractor...) It's nice to have clothing with just one animal on it, a tasteful little polo pony. Okay, enough ranting about that.
Words I never thought would cross my mouth, spoken less than 15 minutes ago: "Was that a toot-toot or a poop-poop?"
AND...the world's most traumatic giving-up-the-pacifier story I have ever heard:
I was discussing the topic with one of my friends yesterday. Some friends of ours came up with a very creative ceremony to send the pacifier away via balloon for babies to use (only the balloon got stuck in the tree across the road, but their daughter never noticed...ha ha!). My friend mentioned that another friend of hers had her daughter give her paci to my friend's son who is a little older than the Pea. Effective and the little girl gets to feel good about herself. BUT...apparently, another friend of hers at work had a rough Christmas because she and her husband told their child that "baby Jesus needed her pacifier so she needed to give it up". So the little girl spent the whole of the holidays angry with baby Jesus. And Merry Christmas to you, too.
That's just wrong on so many levels that I don't even know where to start.
22 January 2009
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