those who judge - there is no magic age

weebaby · May 2009

some kids may need things longer than others.

i think it is just plain crappy that other people judge - there is no magic age.

some kids need more time, some dont. ?get over it.

im moody.?

GeoffreytheGiraffe · May 2009

anything in particular or just in general?

weebaby · May 2009

pacifier, bottle, blankets, etc.

KittenGator · May 2009

I agree. Judging that kind of stuff is stupid. I learned to walk at 18 months, what about it? I walk just fine now.

BTW, what spurred this??

brandonsfuturewife07 · May 2009

i'm moody too.

also, i had my pacifier until i was at least 3. maybe longer. i remember the day i didn't have it anymore.

weebaby · May 2009

people thinking kids should be over something at the age they want to be instead of them being ready for it.

same idiots dont understand development and b!tch at me as their childs teacher. ?want their kid to do something that they are not developmently ready to do.

makes me mad.?

GabbyG · May 2009

I got a bottle at night until I was four. Wait... actually, that might explain some things.

ali-1411 · May 2009

Yeah, my kid had his pacifier until he was 3 years old. He wasn't potty trained until 3, either.

Must of been that epidural I had, completely set him back. Oops.

LilMissLadybug · May 2009

weebaby:
pacifier, bottle, blankets, etc.

Add toilet trained to that list. DD is 3-1/2 and terrified to poop in the toilet. I am always getting lovely "advice" on how to get her toilet trained. Unless she graduates HS in a pull up I'm not worried.

ougrad1 · May 2009

Couldn't agree more but, when are you not moody or judgemental?

anna7602 · May 2009

add BFing to the list. My parents actually asked me the other day if the doctor didn't tell me I had to stop BFing at DD's one year appointment! Um, no, he didn't, thanks for your complete ignorance on the matter.