My question is....

mariec77

What is so great about Sophie?  Just curious

nerdsbride

Babies love it.

mrsdc701

DH's sister bought ours as a gift and she raved about how it's all-natural and has so many places for DD to hold and chomp on. She shows little to no interest in it though. 

She also bought us a baby sign language book. She gives such *awesome* gifts. 

*blondie*

Nothing compares to Sophie when it comes to dd's need to chomp on something.

mariec77

I am looking on ebay and am thinking about it. I MAY just put it on the Christmas list for DS

mariec77

mrsdc701:

DH's sister bought ours as a gift and she raved about how it's all-natural and has so many places for DD to hold and chomp on. She shows little to no interest in it though. 

She also bought us a baby sign language book. She gives such *awesome* gifts. 

hows that sign language book coming along?

lolo5000

I am not so sure, but my son loves it.  I think it is because it is soft enough, but hard at the same time.  Also because it squeaks.

soontobe05

I ordered mine on Amazon last month and it got here a couple weeks ago. As soon as I gave it to DD she shoved it in her mouth. She loves it. I don't know why. I didn't want to give into the hype, but I'm so glad I did.

mrsdc701

mariec77:

mrsdc701:

DH's sister bought ours as a gift and she raved about how it's all-natural and has so many places for DD to hold and chomp on. She shows little to no interest in it though. 

She also bought us a baby sign language book. She gives such *awesome* gifts. 

hows that sign language book coming along?

I flipped through it, thought it was probably a good idea if I was SuperMom and then proceeded to "lose" it.

I'm starting to wonder if DD is just too young for Sophie still.

txbabs111

Here is the website with the reasons that Vulli thinks it's a good product, but really, babies just love to chomp on her.

I think a Sophie and a Baby Sign Language book sound like nice gifts. 

Chrysallys

mrsdc701:

DH's sister bought ours as a gift and she raved about how it's all-natural and has so many places for DD to hold and chomp on. She shows little to no interest in it though. 

She also bought us a baby sign language book. She gives such *awesome* gifts. 

Hmm we'd think those were awesome gifts. But then my kid is teething and we already sign with him. It's a shame you "lost" it. Kids can really benefit from learning ASL.

mariec77

mrsdc701:

mariec77:

mrsdc701:

DH's sister bought ours as a gift and she raved about how it's all-natural and has so many places for DD to hold and chomp on. She shows little to no interest in it though. 

She also bought us a baby sign language book. She gives such *awesome* gifts. 

hows that sign language book coming along?

I flipped through it, thought it was probably a good idea if I was SuperMom and then proceeded to "lose" it.

I'm starting to wonder if DD is just too young for Sophie still.

I agree! 

JewelzNBean

Chrysallys:

mrsdc701:

DH's sister bought ours as a gift and she raved about how it's all-natural and has so many places for DD to hold and chomp on. She shows little to no interest in it though. 

She also bought us a baby sign language book. She gives such *awesome* gifts. 

Hmm we'd think those were awesome gifts.

 

I sure would!! I love our sign language book - X is learning Mommy, Daddy and Kitty now.

mrsdc701

Chrysallys:

mrsdc701:

DH's sister bought ours as a gift and she raved about how it's all-natural and has so many places for DD to hold and chomp on. She shows little to no interest in it though. 

She also bought us a baby sign language book. She gives such *awesome* gifts. 

Hmm we'd think those were awesome gifts.

I'm sure many people would, and I have no problem with that. We just don't love them. We do appreciate that she sent anything at all though.

ETA: I know basic ASL and I agree that it's a wonderful thing for children to know. I just don't have the time to teach it to her now, which is why I threw in the SuperMom comment. 

JewelzNBean

mrsdc701:

Chrysallys:

mrsdc701:

DH's sister bought ours as a gift and she raved about how it's all-natural and has so many places for DD to hold and chomp on. She shows little to no interest in it though. 

She also bought us a baby sign language book. She gives such *awesome* gifts. 

Hmm we'd think those were awesome gifts.

I'm sure many people would, and I have no problem with that. We just don't love them. We do appreciate that she sent anything at all though.

ETA: I know basic ASL and I agree that it's a wonderful thing for children to know. I just don't have the time to teach it to her now, which is why I threw in the SuperMom comment. 

 

Yeah, but those ARE good gifts - she probably knows that like, 90% of kids actually DO love Sophie, and that since you know basic ASL, she probably thought you would be interested in passing along some of it. She DOES give awesome gifts. You obviously AREN'T appreciative.

mariec77

THATS IT... I JUST ORDERED SOPHIE

Thank u ladies!!! XO