<b>Ok... </b>Who's dropped their LO already?
My 10 year old son had Haylee while I was cooking.. he was making up his bed, threw his comforter on the carpeted floor. He went to put her down on the bed to get his pillow and she rolled right off onto the comforter ... She was scared more than anything.. my poor son cried harder.then she did while saying.. "I almost killed her, I almost killed her" :-( ... My LO was so bothered by him crying she stopped to so she can watch him..
I wouldn't dare tell my honey Haylee took a tumble.... He's been telling me since she was born not to let the little ones hold her...
But jeeez... When I'm home alone I can use all the help I can.
I wouldn't dare tell my honey Haylee took a tumble.... He's been telling me since she was born not to let the little ones hold her...
But jeeez... When I'm home alone I can use all the help I can.
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Oh n my sister dropped my oldest his first day home from hospital. Thankfully it was just from her arms to the bed she was sitting on.
Accidents happen.
With my son: I tripped on my slippers going up the stairs and my son kinda 'whiplashed' forward. I caught him before he hit the ground but I was bawling my eyes out. My hubby took him cause I was shaking so bad. He was 2 1/2 months and wasnt even crying or anything. We kept an eye on him and I wouldnt put him down for about 6 hrs and he was ok. :-)
But she stopped crying like WTF is going! LOL
Well that's also good that see is I guess alert. My cousin daughter was so nosey that she would stop eating to look at what was going on around her.
@ArmahnisMommy LOL!
My sil is an OB nurse and I asked her about people dropping babies and she said, "It's okay most of the time. Babies bounce."
I didn't dare tell his dad cuz he's always told me not to sleep with him on my timmy but I can't help it I feel jr's safer when he's laying on me
I've gotta go get that. He wakes himself in his bassist by scooting to the top and pushing his head in it...