Told you time will pass pretty fast....hahaha
Time to look after her since her walk is not stable....
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Time to look after her since her walk is not stable....
my 8months ol dotter now crawling very fast...have to put some barrier between living hall to the dining area..if not she will wipe/mopping the whole kitchen with her shirt :slug:
not to mention now our bed is like a military bunker with thick pillow barrier....
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Yeah....now she can stand right up while holding to any support she can find and grab stuff off the tables which are place closed to the edge...She will just pull and let the thing drop on the floor and play with it so I have to remove quite a lot of house decor from my tables and put them on higher place or just store them into boxes don't want to have any dangerous stuff to fall on her. Also have put up a lot of bumpers around sharp edges of tables. She's also starting to walk when I hold her 2 hands taking a few steps...and quite bad temper also now, want to ask her give me something need to say..."Can you give me that please." but sometimes she refuse to give then have to take away by force because she can't play with that. She will like angry and mumble baby words...HahahahaTold you time will pass pretty fast....hahaha
Time to look after her since her walk is not stable....
My daughter also crawl damn fast when I chase after her. She's like a speeding torpedo when kena chased...Hahahaha.....now all my letters, magazines or brochures I need to keep really in secure place if not...gone case for sure.....she's like a little Godzilla now....tearing up anything she can find and chew on them especially papers.....She's also damn smart, if she can't grab it from this angle she will slowly walk to the other end and try from a different angle....she's also using her toys to help her grab stuff that her hand can't reach.....my 8months ol dotter now crawling very fast...have to put some barrier between living hall to the dining area..if not she will wipe/mopping the whole kitchen with her shirt :slug:
not to mention now our bed is like a military bunker with thick pillow barrier....
Last time my ex colleague got twin boys. When they were about 2 years, I visit their house. There were nothing on the table, just the settee and table in the hall. Same for kitchen table. Then you could see they have made shelves along to wall but high up to head level....
later i post my newly installed fencing to kitchen....haha....
if on walker she was even faster..... today she barely 8months old this month...but already can stand on her own by grabbing her bed's fence....
if on walker she was even faster..... today she barely 8months old this month...but already can stand on her own by grabbing her bed's fence....
Your missus must have ate plenty of calcium....haha. My son took longer, about 1 year. My daughter was much faster, about 7 to 8 months and could lift her head much earlier....
Boys usually learn to walk longer than girls. Mine took about 14 months.Your missus must have ate plenty of calcium....haha. My son took longer, about 1 year. My daughter was much faster, about 7 to 8 months and could lift her head much earlier....
Your missus must have ate plenty of calcium....haha. My son took longer, about 1 year. My daughter was much faster, about 7 to 8 months and could lift her head much earlier....
yep that's what i tot...girl grow up faster....
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mine 6 months old now..crawling mode..waiting for her to stand... ahh..how i wish to see her..stand..
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Yeah, now she's holding along the edge of tables and walk from end to end.....now she what also want to grab and play...now my wife also training her to pee before bathing so it becomes a habit and hope soon she can give sign or make noise when she want to pee.....
just becareful of sharp edge corners of the table.Bro. TR, very soon will be walking on her own.....
Yup, early training and continuously making it a habit to make her learn.
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Yup, Even when holding the table, more so when wobbly walk without holding on anything.....
Both my kids stopped wearing pampers at the age of 2. Have to potty train the with lotsa patience. But in the end it was worth it. Kinda save alot monthly on pampers too. Now also cutting down on milk scoops from 6 scoops to 3 scoops as recommended by doctor. It helps too
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My daughter is learning to walk now and she's talking a few steps then sit down. Then stand up and walk a few steps....Guys just want to ask how do you stop drooling...my daughter is drooling a lot and because of this she has some small drool rash on under her chin...Now I apply sudocrem at night and in morning I can only wipe with wet towel.
Drool because teething or just bad habit? She'll outgrow it la. Can't do anything about it man
maybe she just need something to chew....
pacifier
or some infant cookies u can give to her this baby puff...(i'm currently giving my dotter this to chew on her gums)
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