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More Than We Can Choo-Choo, Issue 18
C.S.
CARRIER
Some wake up only to eat, some lie awake quietly a good deal, others
stretch and move their arms and legs frequently.
CHRISTIAN TEBORDO
He
behaves the same way if someone changes his position suddenly.
EVE GRUBIN
Be
guided by your physician.
GEOFF BOUVIER
The way they cut teeth is quite individual too.
JENNIFER TYNES
But one mineral, fluoride, is usually lacking in the water of our state.
JESSE
LICHTENSTEIN
Others like a chance to leave the feeding to someone else.
JILLY
DYBKA
It takes more fuel
to run this little engine.
The
CASHED OUT editors!
DANIELLE
PAFUNDA
The tastes won’t stop him and the restraints only make him angry.
JEFFREY
SALANE
It’s a good idea to have the public health nurse visit once or
twice until you have more confidence.
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JOHANNES
GORANSSON
It’s
better to use a sweater or jacket with a lightweight blanket wrapped
around his body.
JON
WOODWARD
It may be easier to give them just before his bath when he is undressed.
JULIA E. STORY
Find whether he drinks better from a thick cup or a thin-lipped glass
or cup.
KRISTINA
LUCENKO
You
can make him accept being fed and certainly it is less messy.
MARIE
BUCK
Don’t be concerned—this is just another way he learns about
himself.
MARK LEIDNER
Some
get up on their hands and knees, others just sit and push themselves
along with one leg.
MAUREEN THORSON
He enjoys having you build up a block tower that he can knock over.
MICHAEL
ROBBINS
Simple toys are best.
MICHELLE
TARANSKY
He may not even know his father after a few days’ separation.
MICHELLE
DETORIE
Because he will copy you, for better or worse, don’t do or say
anything in front of him that you don’t want him to imitate.
SAMUEL
AMADON
Be careful not to chill him; unless the room is very warm, keep him
under a light blanket while you wash him.
SANDY
FLORIAN
Get simply cut clothing that is easy to wash.
SUZANNE
BUFFAM
One or two caps are plenty.
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