Re: on crying and holding..

[Guest guest]

>

> -

> children are very perceptive and i would think

> he senses your wife doesnt want to hold him.

>

> i think its great you are close.

>

> And i know lots of people say you will spoil them but i

> dont think so.

> soon very soon you wont be able to hold him. he'll be too big.

>

> When i had a hard time potty training one of my kids.. my mother

> in law would joke dont worry that he would learn before high school.

>

> I couldnt teach him till i bribed him with ice cream and my husband

> started helping me.

> maybe he has a fear of falling in the commode.

In see that there was a hilarious typo in

my message. Perhaps, reading it

now [with correction] would make

it clearer why I found this comode

situation so 'hilarious' at times.

>> few times I had to hold

> > my son while *I* was seating on comode - sometimes

> > I found it very cute, lovely and hilarious

> > but, other times, I also found it inconvenient.

> > But, overall, I have greatly enjoyed time

> > with him and have felt extremely fortunate and

> > blessed that he has given me so many opportunities

> > to hold him, to cuddle him, to play with him.

> >

> > Regards,

> > ac.

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** By mistake, I had typed " he " in place of

" I " . I had to hold him while I was seating

on comode

Regards,

ac.

>

> kids out grow almost evereything so i wouldnt worry much. on that.

>

> love,rh

>

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