I was anti-bumper before the baby, but we've used one since she was 6 months old. Ours serves 2 purposes: prevent arms and legs from getting wedged bt the bars, and block out direct light from nig...
Seriously, just use a bowl. We feed our 14 mo old some things in a mug, because just by wiggling the spoon a little she can manage to scoop something up.
I've heard that all a baby needs is "tits and a blanket". A 3 month old baby hardly *needs* anything.
Baby eats: your breast or bottle feeding supplies. If you already have a comfo...
Aside from the necessities for the baby's eats, drinks, poops, and skin (eczema), she needs to be entertained. A few rotating books and fingerpuppets. I even have a book with fingerpuppets.
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What did he do with the blue panel down the length of the bed? Can't really tell from the picture, but it's not the blue.
We really "live" in the living room (baby's room too small for playing. So it would go in the living room.
I like the Catch Bowl, as the little one is just learning how to feed herself with utensils.
I was anti-bumper before the baby, but we've used one since she was 6 months old. Ours serves 2 purposes: prevent arms and legs from getting wedged bt the bars, and block out direct light from nig...
Super soft blanket. And since we're just talking, the rocker it's draped over.
Pick me!
Seriously, just use a bowl. We feed our 14 mo old some things in a mug, because just by wiggling the spoon a little she can manage to scoop something up.
I've heard that all a baby needs is "tits and a blanket". A 3 month old baby hardly *needs* anything. Baby eats: your breast or bottle feeding supplies. If you already have a comfo...
In our living room, which is the playroom for the whole family.
Books and snacks.
Aside from the necessities for the baby's eats, drinks, poops, and skin (eczema), she needs to be entertained. A few rotating books and fingerpuppets. I even have a book with fingerpuppets.